10 Ways To Spend Mother's Day With Mom
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10 Ways To Spend Mother's Day With Mom

If your stumped, here are 10 ways to make the day extra special for her.

Shannon Roberts
May 08, 2017
Millennials of New Jersey
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10 Ways To Spend Mother's Day With Mom
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Most of us can agree that our mom rules every day of the year. They put our band aids on our fingers when we were little tots, and now they help us in the world of adulting. We used to dodge all of their golden advice in our teenage years when it came to dating, our future, and even what was for dinner. Now, we call her knowing she'll have the magic solution.

With only one day of the year dedicated to her, the pressure is on to make it the best day for her. Remember when she brought you the that theme park, helped you pay for college, and even just drove you to your friends house? Now, it's your turn to take charge and do something extra special for her. Get creative and plan a day you know she'll love! Here are 10 ideas to get you started:


1. Brunch

Treat your mom to a great meal and endless mimosas. Life is busy, so what better time to relax and catch up!

2. Hiking

If your mom likes to be active, show her the sights and take her on adventure. Get ready for an exciting journey and a perfect bonding experience.

3. Movies

If your mom is too busy for TV, catching a movie can be a great stress relief. Make it even more luxurious by going to a dine-in theater.

4. NYC

If you live in or near the city, why not take advantage? Treat your mom to a magical day in the iconic city. Check out pulsd for great deals and ideas.

5. Lazy Day


Sometimes a lazy day is an amazing day. If you're constantly on the go, adding simplicity can do the trick! Without distractions, it'll be a day all about her.

6. Spa


Pamper your mom with a glamorous day. Get her a massage, her hair done, and even nails! Even though she's beautiful all the time, a picker-upper is always rejuvenating.

7. Yoga


Find your inner zen together and get on the same spiritual path. If your mom has never tried yoga, it can be the best gift ever.

8. Beach


If you live near a shore, take advantage! Besides the sand and water, there's always so much excitement at the beach, especially if there's a board walk!

9. Wine Tasting


Treat your mom to the finest wine, cheese, and grapes at a tasting.

10. Concert


If you know that her favorite band is in town or that she's had her eyes on that Broadway show, treat her to the best gift out there: music! Even if it's not on the day of Mother's Day, she'll love it regardless. Bonus points if you surprise her!


Make it a day to remember!




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