Things You'll Need:
- Mother's Day Greeting Cards
- Electronic Greeting Cards
- Flowers
- Picture Frames
- Small Photo Albums
- Stationery
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Step 1
Ask your mother what you might do to make her life better - small repairs around her house, running a special errand, taking care of a difficult landscaping project.
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Step 2
Spend Mother's Day with your mom, but join in with other family members to bring dinner to her.
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Step 3
Invite a long-lost friend or relative - someone your mother remembers fondly, but rarely sees - to the Mother's Day dinner.
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Step 4
Stay to help your mom clean up after the gathering.
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Step 5
Alternatively, dress up your entire family and accompany your mom to her place of worship.
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Step 6
Remember to bring her a corsage.
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Step 7
Take her home with you for brunch.
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Step 8
Give her a framed copy of your latest family portrait.
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Step 9
Trace the family tree and give your mom a copy to display.
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Step 10
Write your mother a letter, full of warm memories of your life together.
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Step 1
Use your imagination to make your mom a special card.
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Step 2
Put together a scrapbook for your mom.
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Step 3
Send her an electronic greeting card if she's a computer buff.
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Step 4
Pick wildflowers, or ask your dad or a neighbor to allow you to cut flowers for a bouquet.
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Step 5
Make a fun family video to play for her on Mother's Day.
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Step 6
Set your alarm, get up early without waking your mom, and prepare breakfast for her.
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Step 7
Serve her breakfast in bed.
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Step 8
Promise you'll do all of your mom's chores for the day.
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Step 9
Tell her you're going to clean up your room, take a bath and dress in your best clothes without complaining.
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Step 10
Save your allowance - or split the cost with your dad - and treat your mom to lunch.








Comments
Anonymous said
on 6/30/2006 For kids: Make your mom some coupons and have them say for example: "I will walk the dog or clean the house."
That way she can give them to you whenever she feels the house gets dirty or the dog needs to be walked.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 For children of all ages: Get up early and dress in your best clothes (be creative) and let your mom know that you will be her buttler or maid for the day and follow her wishes. Keep a straight face and make her feel she's the Queen of England.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Cross-stich all the names of mom, dad and children in a puzzle form, crossing the same letters together. Then place it in a picture frame. You can practice on paper first to get the blueprint. This creates a wonderful memory & a great conversation piece.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 You can record a tape of songs about mothers or thank-yous for her. It's inexpensive and means a lot!
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Make coupons for mom. Good for a back rub, doing dishes for a week, car wash, breakfast in bed, free babysitting, bouquet of flowers, a bubble bath, a foot massage, night at home with movies and popcorn, a free chore. Illustrate and staple.