Gift Guide for Moms Who Need A F*cking Break

Gift Guide for Moms Who Need A F*cking Break

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Because she’s one “Mom, where’s my…?” away from losing it.

 

Let’s skip the fake “self-care” this year. No one needs another mug that says “World’s Best Mom.” She needs silence. A locked door. Maybe a glass (bottle) of wine.

 

This isn’t your average cozy candle situation it’s the “I’m done being everything for everyone” collection.

 

💅 Our Picks

 

Unhinged (but painfully accurate)

 

  1. 🏡 Airbnb gift card because what mom doesn’t need to run away for a weekend?
  2. ☕ A nice-ass to-go coffee cup for when your caffeine deserves better than a chipped mug from 2014.
  3. 💊 Olly magnesium gummies for anxiety. Unless you’ve never heard of anxiety (which is a lie).
  4. 🔋 Portable phone charger for peak “type B mom” energy but… practical.
  5. 👖 A cute matching set for drop-offs to look like you have your life together (even if you don’t).


 

Slightly more ‘hinged’ options

 

  1. 🧘 MamaZen app subscription which is actual calm in a digital bottle.
  2. 🏖️ Still the Airbnb gift card because we’re all one toddler tantrum away from booking a solo vacation.
  3. 💚 The Needs Wheel so that your family never has to guess what you need based on what you’re feeling.


 

How to Gift It Right

 

Pair it with actual quiet. Watch the kids. Handle dinner. Don’t make it sentimental make it useful.

 

Because the best present isn’t a product it’s the permission to check out without guilt.

 

Source: noguiltlife.com

 

She Doesn’t Need To Be Celebrated

 

She needs to be left alone with carbs and comfort.

 

This year, give her the one thing she’s been begging for (without saying it out loud):

 

A f*cking break.

 

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