National Lazy Mom’s Day

National Lazy Mom’s Day is a wonderful occasion for every mom to enjoy some well-deserved rest and forget about daily worries. Every year on the first Friday of September, do everything you can to give your mom a break. Shower her with gifts and compliments, show how much you love her, and, of course, remember to help your mom more often than just one day a year.

History

National Lazy Mom’s Day isn’t about celebrating laziness; it’s about encouraging millions of women to take time for themselves. You probably know the saying, “a mom’s work never ends.” That’s why the first Friday of September is the perfect chance for moms to pause, take a deep breath, and spend time just for themselves. Forget about cooking, homework, laundry, or ironing. National Lazy Mom’s Day is all about you and your well-being.

Interesting Facts

• There are about 2 billion mothers worldwide.
• National Lazy Mom’s Day is considered the second most popular holiday for moms after Christmas.
• The average age of mothers in the U.S. is now 25, compared to 21 in 1970.
• Approximately 88% of moms in the U.S. are employed.
• The carnation is the symbol of this holiday: wear a red one if your mother is living, and a white one if she has passed away.

How to Take Part

Take a break and indulge in some relaxation. Visit a spa, get a manicure or pedicure, try a new hairstyle, or treat yourself to some new clothes. Enjoy a massage or a sauna. If you’re celebrating the holiday for your mom, do everything you can to make her happy by taking over some of her responsibilities. Be a super-helper for the day!

When is National Lazy Mom’s Day in 2025?

National Lazy Mom’s Day is observed on the first Friday of September each year.

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