Things to Do on Mother's Day

If you think your mom would enjoy more a lunch with her kids (and grandkids) you can prepare her a meal at your home or organize a family BBQ in your backyard, since the restaurants are crowded and overpriced on Mother’s day. You can also pack a picnic and take her to the park or lake for an afternoon, depending on the area you live in and if the weather permits. The point is, no matter what you do, spend the time honoring your mother and make sure the day is fun for her.
If you don't see your mom as often as she'd like, take couple of days and spend some quality time with her. You can, for example, take a class with your mother – something she would enjoy or something she always wanted to do. Maybe she wants to learn how to use a computer or likes gourmet cooking. Spending quality time with her also means doing things your mother likes to do. Since not all mothers enjoy the same things, think about what makes her special, and plan activities around that, even if it means spending the day in a book club where the youngest person is 70 or pulling weeds.

Also, consider taking your mom to visit a friend or family member that she rarely sees. If such a thing will make your mom happy, then this is a perfect way to spend Mother's Day with her.
If your mother is one of those women who live in a small town and sometimes fall into routines of housework and kids – treat her to a trip to the nearest large town. You can go shopping, visit a gallery, the zoo or just have fun. There are also so many free things you can do in a large town.

Another cool thing to do (in case Mother’s Day is not on Sunday) is to send her flowers at work. It will make her feel extra special and everyone will comment on what a wonderful kid she has.

Happy Mother’s Day!