September 6 National Lazy Mom’s Day #LazyMomsDay

The Mommies Reviews

I have a headache from he… and I’m ready to throw in the towel and curl up on the couch with my dog Pheobie and take a Cat-Nap. Would you like to join me? I declared for dinner this evening it’s fend for your-self and there is plenty of left-overs for everyone because I didn’t take all these people in my home to raise.

Before you ask me what David and I are going to do for dinner I have left-overs from Cracker Barrel when David took me to lunch last night and David has plenty of Bar B Que Chicken and Charlie is going to have Cereal. Easy peasy and dinner is all taken care of.

National Lazy Mom’s Day on September 6th is observed on the first Friday of September every year. National Lazy Mom’s Day is your reminder to lend a hand and give your mom a much-deserved break from her daily tasks.

Mother’s Day is a wonderful day where we celebrate our mothers and shower them with gifts and praise. Even on Mother’s Day, moms are still found cooking and cleaning for our families, not having time to sit back and relax.

Today we’re making sure mom knows how much we love and appreciate her more than once a year, today, there is no purchases necessary, just cover moms duties and tell her to cool it and enjoy National Lazy Mom’s Day.

National Lazy Mom’s Day is not meant to celebrate Lazy Mom’s but to encourage hard-working moms to take some time for themselves. Yes, we know the old saying, “a mother’s work is never finished,” but it can be paused momentarily. If you’re a mom, you owe it to yourself to have one day of peace and solitude and National Lazy Mom’s Day is the day you get it!

Rather than having to get dressed for a nice meal, prepare for in-laws, or collect noodle art, National Lazy Mom’s Day includes nobody but you and yourself. It is your opportunity to relax and do whatever pleases you. National Lazy Mom’s Day is your chance for uninterrupted leisure. 

To ensure your day of peace goes undisturbed, get away from the house and into a world of maximum relaxation at a spa. Enjoy a pedicure, get a massage, and spend quality you time in a sauna. If you believe in retail therapy, more power to you! Take a trip to the mall and bask in the glory of new purchases.

If you’re not a mom, make sure you take today to cover the mom’s you know and there daily chores and show those moms that you care. No cards or gifts are necessary. Just cover moms duties for one day and see how much positive impact one day of rest can have on your supermom.

National Lazy Mom’s Day Activities

  1. No Cleaning is the most important part of Lazy Mom’s Day. because moms must relax. Delegate any necessary cleaning to the other house residents, today is moms day off.
  2. If the other parties in your house are ill-equipped to make a proper meal, no sweat. Order take out and enjoy a clean-up free night from a restaurant of your choice.
  3. Take the time today to treat yourself to a nice hot soak and don’t forget to grab a bath bomb or bubble bath, a nice book, a glass of Wine, candles and enjoy you time.

FUN FACTS About National Lazy Mom’s Day

  1. Did you know there are about 2 billion moms in the world?
  2. Spreading joy after Christmas, Mother’s Day is the second most popular holiday for gift-giving.
  3. Today, the average age of new moms in the U.S. is 25, versus 21 years old in 1970.
  4. Mothers do about 88% of laundry in the U.S.
  5. Wearing a colored carnation on Mother’s Day indicates that a person’s mother is living. A white carnation means that a person’s mother is dead.

Why We Love National Lazy Mom’s Day

  1. Even on Mother’s Day, Mom’s are running around taking care of the kids and accomplishing the impossible every day. But everybody needs a break sometimes and National Lazy Mom’s Day makes sure of it.
  2. Sometimes we get so used to depending on our moms for everything we forget how hard our moms work for us. So we always appreciate a friendly reminder to thank our amazing moms for all they do for us.
  3. The amount of things a mom can accomplish in one day is unmatched, moms are multi-tasking, time-bending, superhumans and we can never forget that.

Thank you,

Glenda, Charlie and David Cates

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