5 Simple & Sweet Mother's Day Treats

 

Mother's day is this weekend! And with school ongoing, the hectic homework loads and all the other things we get up to in between, it could be that you forgot, or that you just didn't get enough time to get mom something special for Mother's Day yet.

Sugar Bay knows that making mom feel appreciated and loved is what Mother's Day is all about.



There's no need to go all out and get mom something expensive for it to be special. It's what you do for her that she finds special and priceless. Make mother's day memorable and show your appreciation to all your marvelous moms that keep sending you to Sugar Bay.



Here are 5 simple and sweet Mother's Day treats that you can spoil mom with this Mother's Day:

1. Pick her some fresh flowers from your garden


They don't need to be her favourite, they just need to look pretty and be picked with love. Pick mom some flowers and arrange them in a pretty bunch.



2. Make her mug feel snug

 

Use whiteboard markers and write her sweet notes and draw her lovely pictures on a plain porcelain white mug before filling it with a delicious, warm beverage of her choice.



3. Make her a card

 

Make mom a lovely card with a sweet poem in it for Mother's Day, so that she will have a memorabilia to look at and recall how wonderful her day was.



4. Breakfast in bed

 

An egg, a slice of toast and a cup of coffee is all you need to get her day going good. For once, it would be awesome to give mom a break and for you to do the breakfast especially for her.

5. Treat mom to a massage

 

Mom is always a busy body and hardly ever gets enough rest. That's why Mother's Day gives you the opportunity to pamper her a little. Get some massage oil and give mom a foot or head massage. It's a sweet way of saying “I'm sorry for making you run after me all the time and giving you headaches from all the noise I make”, (just kidding).



Make Mom feel like a Queen and wish her well from us at Sugar Bay this Mother's Day! 

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