5 Simple Acts to Make Another Mama’s Day on World Kindness Day!

World Kindness Day: paper cutouts of people standing on top of the world.As a mom, I know how much a little kindness can brighten our day, especially when we’re running low on sleep, patience, or just a moment to ourselves. On World Kindness Day, let’s spread some extra love to the moms around us! Here are five simple ways to uplift another mama . . .

World Kindness Day for Moms

1. Smile and Wave

It’s such a small thing, but smiling and waving at other moms – whether they’re at the park, in the grocery store, or at school drop-off line – can be a powerful reminder that we’re all in this together. Sometimes, a quick “I see you” moment is all it takes to feel seen and supported.

2. Compliment a Style

Whether it’s her cozy sweater, cute tote bag, or her awesome messy bun (we’ve all been there), a genuine compliment can work wonders! Recognizing the effort she’s put into her appearance can be a huge confidence booster.

3. Surprise Her with Coffee

If you know a mama who’s been working extra hard, why not send her a coffee? A warm cup of her favorite drink might be the pick-me-up she needs to get through her day.

4. Offer Her Some “Me-Time”

If you have a close friend or family member who could use a break, offer to watch her kiddos so she can take a peaceful trip to the store or simply have an hour of quiet. Knowing she has a moment to breathe without juggling the kids can be such a relief.

5. Give an Affirmation

So many moms struggle with self-doubt in motherhood. Send a quick message, or tell her in person, about how amazing she is and that her kids are so lucky to have her. We often don’t realize the positive impact we have on our kids, and hearing it from another mom can reassure her.

This World Kindness Day, let’s lift each other up in small, meaningful ways. Together, we can make this journey a little bit lighter for one another. How will you encourage a fellow mama today?

Marlie Miranda
Marlie Miranda grew up in Cleveland Ohio but was born & adopted from Cebu Philippines. She moved down to Sunny Charleston in 2016 and met her soulmate in 2017. She’s a successful Events Service Manager in downtown Charleston. Five years later, she and her husband welcomed their first beautiful child, Benito Maxwell Miranda! After giving birth, she struggled with her lifestyle change from a busy social life to a stay-at-home mom. She finds happiness with the support of her family and friends and hopes to develop forever friendships with other Moms who can relate to her Motherhood journey!

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