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Tag Archive: mother’s day

EVERY GOOD MOM Month! #EVERYGOODMOM
May 7, 2019 1:56 pm | by
Every Good Mom Month

We’ve declared May as EVERY GOOD MOM month! Mother’s Day is kind of a big deal around here. After all, helping you is at the core of why we do what we do! With that in mind and Mother’s Day approaching (May 12th, people!), we decided that one day is not enough so we’ve declared May Every Good Mom Month. EVERY GOOD MOM Month The idea of Every Good Mom is a pretty central theme for us. There are as many ways to be a GOOD mom as there are mothers in the world. Being a good mom is not

 
Mother’s Day Gifts for All the Moms in Your Life
May 1, 2018 9:02 pm | by
Top gifts for a perfect Mother's Day

Mark the calendar: Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 12, 2019. Let us help you find gifts for all the moms in your life: your mom, your mother-in-law, your best friend, sister and don’t forget to treat yourself. Not all Dad’s or husbands will remember to give you a thoughtful gift. If you are that mom, take care of yourself! Here are some ideas for our favorite Mother’s Day gifts. A word of advice, always consider what she would want to receive. Fresh Flowers The quintessential mother’s day gift: flowers. Give them to brighten her day. If she wants a gift that

 
It’s All About You, Mama!
May 12, 2017 5:01 pm | by

With Mother’s Day just a few days away, we want to simply remind you how amazing you are, mama! You do so much and deserve to know your dedication and hard work does not go unnoticed. What you do is important. Whether or not you feel like it, you are amazing. This weekend is simply a reminder of that, so enjoy it! You deserve it. This week’s giveaway is all about you mamas… We put together a special “Just for Mama” Gift Pack, including a Cotton Babies Love Blanket (yes, we know it’s almost summer, but this blanket is amazing!),

 
Real Dad Talk: Going Beyond Flowers
May 6, 2016 4:53 pm | by

  Don’t get me wrong, you should ALWAYS get the mother of your children flowers on Mother’s Day. Since flowers don’t last forever, I tend to buy affordable ones from Trader Joe’s or a local Farmer’s Market. I avoid the mark-ups and delivery fees that come with going through a florist and am able to invest my savings into a thoughtful gifts that will last longer. Here’s a couple of ideas to fit any budget this Mother’s Day: Framed Kid Artwork What’s Mother’s Day without a homemade gift? Help extend the life of Junior’s artwork by displaying it a frame

 
Real Mom Talk: The Sisterhood of Motherhood
May 12, 2015 8:12 pm | by

When I returned to work after having my third baby, I can’t tell you how many times people would shake their head and say, “I just don’t know how you do it!” As if I was crazy for trying to keep my job and raise children at the same time. These comments usually didn’t come from men either! I heard it from other women, even other moms! Perhaps it was my post-partum hormones, but I took it as a back-handed compliment—even though they probably said it with good intentions. The thing is, I didn’t feel like I was doing “it” very

 
Contest: Every Good Mom
May 9, 2015 2:16 pm | by

Can we be honest for a second? It’s HARD work to be a mom. And in a world filled with mom wars, shaming and bashing, it can be even harder. We all work relentlessly to be a good mom. But when someone disagrees because of your lifestyle or parenting choices, it can really, REALLY hurt. It doesn’t matter if you use cloth diapers or disposables, breast- or bottle-feed, co-sleep, homeschool, eat only organic, work full time or stay home. You are a good mom.  Everyone is different, and those differences are exactly what make your unique journey through motherhood so special. Rather than looking down

 
Thursday Giveaway: I’m a Good Mom
May 7, 2015 8:59 pm | by

We all know what Sunday is — it’s Mother’s Day! So whether it’s your first or fourth time celebrating, we want you to truly believe and feel like you are a good mom. With all the day-to-day hustle and bustle, it can be easy to forget how great of job you’re doing. But for this week’s giveaway, we’re giving three moms this T-shirt to wear whenever they need a reminder along with a $20 Cotton Babies Gift Certificate. The “You’re One Good Mum” T-shirt was designed so that when you look in the mirror you’ll know just how special you are.

 
Real Mom Talk: My First Mother’s Day Card
May 11, 2014 11:50 am | by

My first Mother Day card read “Happy Mother’s Day to a Wonderful Mother.”  My friend bought it for me when I was 33 weeks pregnant.  Reading the words “Wonderful Mother,” in a card addressed to me was very unnerving.  Mothers wore pearls. They were older and had their lives together.  And this wasn’t me. I wasn’t ready to be a mother (or so I thought) and definitely didn’t have anything together. The moment motherhood actually started to hit me was when I was sitting on the floor in a Walgreens bathroom, holding three positive pregnancy tests.  I took three just

 
Thursday Giveaway: Happy Mother’s Day
May 9, 2013 8:00 am | by

Mother’s Day is just a few days away and, if you’re like most parents, you’ve probably been too busy to even realize it. In between feeding your baby, changing cloth diapers, and maintaining your household, finding a few minutes to relax is easier said than done. Despite Sunday being the annual celebration of moms, we want to you to know you’re appreciated the other 364 days of the year, too. That’s why we created this l ovely little shirt to remind you that “You’re one good mum!” This shirt is intentionally printed backward so when you see yourself in the

 
Real Mom Talk: I knew I was a mom when…
May 8, 2013 3:00 pm | by

On this Mother’s Day, I (and every other mom in the country) will get to celebrate the honor that is being their child’s mother. But this year, I’ll be approaching May with nervous excitement because by the time Mother’s Day rolls around, I’ll be 40 weeks pregnant with our third child, which is an honor indeed! And even with the impending arrival of said third child (who literally seems to be trying to kick his way out of my womb), I’m still often taken aback by the hilarity and profoundness that comes with being a mom. I’ve realized my station