50 Hilarious and Spot-On Tweets About Mother's Day
It’s not just cute cards and bouquets of sweet-smelling flowers that you should be thinking about for Mother's Day.
Mother's Day is celebrated on different dates worldwide, but for most of us, it's that second Sunday in May that we set aside to honor moms. Of course, we all know about the cute cards and lovely flowers that make their way to moms everywhere, but there's more to it than that.
Our team stumbled upon some of the funniest and most honest tweets from moms talking about Mother's Day, and they gave us a fresh take on things! These tweets go beyond celebrating the day; they reveal what moms want as gifts and how they feel about the whole shebang.
It's incredible how social media has become a platform where moms can spill their hearts out. These tweets capture the funny moments, like getting breakfast in bed, and the heartfelt yearning for more thoughtful gestures. It's like they bring the realness of motherhood to life.
These tweets show that every mom's journey is unique. While gifts are lovely, it's the love and thoughtfulness behind them that truly matter. Moms want to be appreciated for all the hard work they do, day in and day out, raising their kids and being the backbone of the family.
So, this Mother's Day, let's remember that it's not just about the gifts; it's about acknowledging the superwomen in our lives and letting them know how much they mean to us. These tweets teach us that a bit of love and appreciation can go a long way, not just on this special day but every day.
Let's make our moms feel cherished and loved, not just with cards and flowers, but with genuine gestures from the heart.
Moms are the best
Pexels1. Relax....
copymama2. Oh yes.
nikalamity
3. Happy Mothers' Birthday!
thedad
Toni, the writer of the 'Finding Myself Young' parenting blog, suggests making Mother's Day memorable by giving moms a day off from decisions and household chores. Having breakfast made for them, a chance to sleep in, and no cooking required will be greatly appreciated. It's the small gestures that matter most!
4. Lovely smile
jaytheghostt
5. Danger! Danger!
Writer_Caroline
6. So true!
by__feleciia
7. spell
FierceEverAfter
8. peace of mind
Lhlodder
9.
sarcasticmommy4
A recent Pew Research Center study found that women, even with equal earnings, still handle most housework, while husbands spend more time on leisure. CNN reports that wives spend more time on housework and caregiving in such marriages.
10. A simple request!
DraggingFeeties
11. Not cool
gfishandnuggets
12. Excellent plan
ramblinma
13. LOL
notquiteJulieT
14. Good one!!
graceupongracie
15. Exactly
Six_Pack_Mom
16. right
PerfectPending
17. Note
notquiteJulieT
18. Perfect!
Parkerlawyer
On this special occasion, what numerous mothers truly cherish above all else is recognition and acknowledgment for their unwavering dedication and sacrifices. The significance of this appreciation may vary slightly for each mother.
For some, it could be the family taking on more household chores, sparing her from doing the dishes or vacuuming the carpet for the day. On the other hand, some may desire tranquility, a moment of serenity, and a brief respite from parenting duties. A visit to the spa or a day trip could be two wonderful options to consider.
19. Genius!
KateWouldHaveIt
20. Ha ha ha
amydillon
21. Best gift ever
sarcasticmommy4
Wanting a break from raising your kids is completely natural; we all have our limits. Privacy is essential for everyone, and dedicating time to other passions and hobbies is crucial.
It's okay not to give 110% of yourself to raising a loving family every single day for the next 18 years.
22. Thanks for reminding ...
amydillon
23. Poor mum
Six_Pack_Mom
24. Sounds amazing
MyMomologue
25. With style
WalkingOutside
26. OMG
DomesticGoddss
27. Not selfish to take care of yourself.
CNMnopatchouli
28. Fabulous!
wendchymes
29. Ok
LetMeStart
30. Hilarious
mommajessiec
31. That's cute 😊
mollymcnearney
32. Valentine's Day for mum
dadmann_walking
33. Yaaazz :)
toniistalking
34. Tell me more...
MichelleDWrites
35. No card, please
copymama
36. Autocorrect
yenniwhite
37. Just relax
CandieRoxxx
38. Pick something with DIAMONDS!
sirengreeneyes
39. All mums...
OneFunnyMummy
40. Something more realistic?
KateWhineHall
41. and quiet
HABLAlab
42. That’s crazy
beingyelisa
43. Absolutely
ScaryMommy
44. The beauty of tradition
DraggingFeeties
45. Just a wish...
Marlebean
46. Just that much...
OneFunnyMummy
47. Great
LetMeStart
48. Mother's Day tiara
TheNextMartha
49. They'll survive!
mom2yahoos
50. Oh s**t, right, Father's Day
andgedem
Remember that parents fulfill various roles beyond just being caregivers. It's not reasonable to expect someone to be enthusiastic about raising children when they are constantly overwhelmed, exhausted, and struggling with intense anxiety that interferes with their daily functioning.
If you find yourself sleep-deprived, neglecting proper nutrition, and unable to make time for self-care or socializing, it's clear that a change is necessary – and it's crucial to take action promptly!
Parents acknowledge that they perform at their best when they have some breathing space. However, how this space is achieved can vary from person to person. For example, some mothers may openly communicate with their partners, asking for more help with household chores.
Others might seek support from friends or colleagues for occasional babysitting. Then, some understand the significance of not striving for perfection in parenting but embracing the idea of being a 'good enough' parent.
It's essential not to perceive parenting as a competition to determine the 'best' parent. Such an approach only leads to burnout, frustration, and unrealistic expectations. Instead, creating a supportive and understanding environment is vital for the well-being of both parents and children.
