For Busy Mums: Ways To Treat Yourself This Mother's Day

Mums are the most giving and selfless people we know and should be celebrated daily. However, one day a year is the time to make it special for them.

If you’re a busy mum and struggle to find time and energy to treat yourself this Mother’s Day, we have compiled several great suggestions for various budgets and time constraints that can hopefully help you to find something you can treat yourself to and finally enjoy your ‘me’ time.

Pamper Yourself

This one comes to everyone’s mind as the first option, whether a treat for themselves or a gift to another busy mum - everyone loves a pampering session! Book a massage or facial and relax. Or visit your local hair salon and get a beautiful cut or style.

Organise Ladies Lunch

How often do we see all our friends in one place at one time? Mother’s Day is a great time to organise that overdue lunch with your girlfriends and enjoy time away from the busy household tasting delicious food and wine.

Order Takeaway and Enjoy A Movie Night

Put kids to bed and order something you’ve been craving for a while. This isn’t the time to count calories, so don’t be shy and treat yourself to something delicious. Rent the latest blockbuster and enjoy a movie screening at home!

Get Some Retail Therapy

Many mums who simply don’t have time for themselves don’t go out and shop as much anymore. Online shopping has made it easy to buy anything from your screen. However, there’s something about going out, getting a coffee, going to your favourite store and trying a few outfits! Treat yourself and buy something nice to wear on Mother’s Day, but avoid shopping in household/decor/kid or similar stores, as you may end up buying something for the house or the family. It’s about you, so make this purchase a selfish one!

Signup For A Retreat

Organise and book yourself into a retreat. This one requires more organisation time and ensures you can be away from your family for a few days, but it's worth it! Weekend retreats happen regularly, and you can find one that suits you. Many offer yoga, meditation and healthy eating, and you can go with your friend or by yourself and meet like-minded people there.

Start A New Hobby Or Learn A New Skill

Have you been thinking about learning a new skill or trying something new? You can finally make a conscious effort and signup for a class online or, even better, in person. Learn how to knit or samba dance. Whatever it is, enjoy learning something new with like-minded people.

Giveback And Volunteer

This doesn’t just make you feel happy but also makes a huge positive difference in someone else’s life. Take a day out and volunteer at your local SPCA shelter or help with dishing/packing lunches for the less fortunate.

Spend The Day With Your Mum

If you can do this, call your mum and organise to spend the day hanging out, lunching or catching up. Maybe you can do something different and visit that bookstore for a coffee and a browse she’s been telling you about!

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