Did you know that Mother’s Day is a holiday that was invented by Hallmark? People loved having this holiday and to use it as an opportunity to give their mothers amazing gifts to show how much they appreciate them.

If you are looking for some amazing mother’s day gift ideas, then you are in luck! Today I am going to share with you my top 5 favorite gifts for busy moms. Make sure to stick around for the end because I am also going to give you some tips that will make your gifts that much more wholesome.

#1 Custom Family Portrait

Did you happen to take a family picture on your last vacation? If yes, then I have the best mother’s day gift idea for you. You can print the picture in high resolution and then place it in a frame. To make the gift even more amazing, you should write a note on the back of the picture telling your mother how much you love her.

#2 Cleaning Services

If there is one thing that all busy moms will agree on, then it has to be the fact that cleaning the house is tiring. This is why it’s always great to rent professional cleaning services for the home. Your mom is going to love seeing the house sparkling clean!

#3 Airbnb Service as a Mother’s Day  Gift

All busy moms need a day off, and there is no doubt about that! However, relaxing in the house is challenging because there’s always something to do. Some chores that need to be taken care of. If you have a little money to spend, then I highly advise you to rent an Airbnb room with a nice view. Your mom is going to have a lovely day off.

#4 Handwriting Bracelets

Another gift that is super simple to get and affordable is handwriting bracelets. There are hundreds of online shops that create custom-made bracelets that feature handwriting. You can get one with your name, or you can go ahead and write something motivating like “We love you mom”.

#5 A Colorful Flower Bouquet

If you don’t have the budget or the time to get something big for your mom, then you should be pleased to know that a colorful flower bouquet is more than enough to bring a smile on her face. Just the fact that you are thinking of her is going to make her happy.

Final Words

In conclusion, there are many fantastic gifts that you can get for your mom or other busy moms who are in need of appreciation. My tip for you is to hand wrap the gift if you can and to also include a lovely note. This small but significant gesture surely going to make the gift more personal.

Motherhood is amazing. Giving birth to a child is something many women believe is their reason for existing. And, while it is amazing, we should also respect women who don’t plan on having a baby. It’s a personal choice. No one should ever judge women who want to have a career before they have a baby or not have any children at all. Nowadays, it’s becoming more and more common for women to have babies in their late 30s or even 40s, and many of them are judged by the community.

There’s nothing wrong with having your children after 35. That’s from a moral, physical, and mental standpoint. Science has shown that giving birth over 35 gives women time to develop a healthy relationship and build a career. And that’s totally fine. It’s your life if you choose so and you shouldn’t feel pressured to have a baby. Biologically, the 20s are better to give birth, but it’s completely normal to have a baby later.

In one 2004 study, 82% of women between 35 and 39 who have sex at least twice a week managed to conceive within a year. So, all those judgmental stories about how it’s easier to conceive earlier are not true. A much smaller study published in New England Centenarian showed that women who give birth later are 4 times more likely to live to 100. How’s that for a benefit?

If you were planning to have a career before a baby or you don’t want to bear children at all, that’s fine. Don’t let anyone tell you differently. If your friends or family are judging your choices, they don’t deserve to be in your life.

Natural fruit juices are a big no-no for many inexperienced parents. Fearing obesity and the harmful effects of sugar, parents rarely give their children natural fruit juices. This is wrong, of course. Sodas and juices bought in a market are surely harmful, but natural fruit juices you’ve prepare yourself are great for your children.

What Does Science Say?

Experts recommend avoiding fruit juices when your baby is less than 6 months old. You can give them 100 ml. per day after that up to an age of 12 months. If your kid is aged 1-6 years, they can have less than 200 ml. of natural fruit juice per day. For children over 7, the recommended dose is 350 ml. per day.

There are plenty of great recipes for natural fruit juices you can prepare in minutes and give to your kids. They contain all the nutrients your child needs and will keep their health in check without raising the risk of obesity.

Can’t Beet It!

Ingredients

• 1 beet
• 2 carrots
• 2 apples

Preparation

Bring everything together in a juicer and add some water to make it easier to drink.

Mixed Power

Ingredients

• ½ a lemon
• 1 cup strawberries
• 1 pear
• 1 apple
• A handful of kale, spinach or Swiss chard (any combo will do nicely as well)

Preparation

Put the ingredients chopped up in a blender and pour the glass in a tall glass.

Asparagus is In

This one’s a great way to introduce asparagus into your child’s diet

Ingredients

• 2 oranges
• 3 kale leaves
• 4 asparagus stalks
• ½ a cup of spinach

Preparation

It’s simple – mix it up in a blender and serve.

Mean Green

Ingredients

• 1 apple
• 1 pear
• 2 celery stalks
• A handful of kale

Ingredients

You know the drill. Juice them all up and serve. Your child will love it.

Kid’s Favorite

Ingredients

• 1 orange
• 2 lemons
• 3 strawberries
• 2 carrots
• A bit of ginger root

Preparation

Juice the ingredients and serve it – the taste is the reason they call it the kid’s favourite.

Ages before advanced medicine were presented, people with sickness and other health concerns were then dependent on herbs and several traditional ways for their medication. Some of the certain therapeutic remedies are not even supported by studies. Here’s what to discover to one of those remedies – using apple cider vinegar for varicose vein treatment. 

What is Varicose Vein?

Varicose veins and vein disease occur due to the malfunction of the tiny flaps of tissue in the vein,  called valves. This gives irregularity to blood flows between heart rates. As this occurs the blood pools in the veins become tortuous & swells, especially in the veins of the lower legs. Many people may have no symptoms of such, some experience swelling, burning leg pain, and itching. In severe scenarios, it may cause the skin over the veins to break and eventually lead to ulcers, especially to those people who are diabetic.

Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) for Varicose Veins

The Ideology of Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) as a remedy began as it is to improve blood flow and circulation and to, cleanse the body of its accumulated toxins. The most common recommendation to use ACV is to apply the undiluted ACV on the skin, over the varicose veins and massage it, to be done twice a day. Some suggest drinking a glass of water and two teaspoons of ACV solution twice a day as a remedy. The said treatments should be done constantly for several months. Adding more, it has antioxidant properties that help combat insurgents that affect healthy body cells.

There are a few types of research that support the use of ACV as a treatment for varicose veins. However, a small study conducted that examined 80 patients with varicose veins resulted that half of the people in the study that used ACV had less pain, itching, cramping and swelling at the end of the study. These half, administered cloth bandages dipped with ACV to their parts for 30 minutes morning and evening. The application of ACV on varicose veins did not guarantee complete treatment but an improvement of the varicose veins.

ACV for Millenials

Nowadays, more recorded studies and testimonies are published on the web regarding this matter. Making it socially acceptable to use such treatment and procedures. 

We are not doctors, it is not actual medical advice and we are not responsible for anyone who follows this advice.

Having too much sugar does not directly cause a person to have diabetes but rather it is a bodily dysfunction. Diabetes is a disease characterized by the body’s inability to properly process blood glucose. This metabolic disease causes blood sugar to spike resulting in an array of signs and symptoms that aren’t ideal for homeostatic well-being.

Each person has an individual sugar tolerance level but especially for diabetics, it needs to be toned down and kept in check. We all love a good treat but as all things are, even too much of a good thing can be bad for you.

You can help yourself avoid the pains of this disease by keeping to a proper diet and lifestyle. One of the best meal buddies a diabetic can have is none other than eggs. It helps by being a low-carb source of protein. 

It is one of the easiest and most accessible food one can have in their diet. It is so easy to prepare and has a lot of nutrients one needs that it is worth that tiny effort to obtain and include in everyday meals. 

The most healthy way to have the egg is to have it hard-boiled, poached or scrambled. With either of these three, the manner of preparation entails the least amount of additives ensuring that you have a full stomach without totally compromising your blood sugar levels.

“Just a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down” has been a long-time, coined term by Mary Poppins, although a well-meaning good-natured lady that she is, this advice and also a good array of marketing sugar through broadcasting and keeping a steady availability of supply in the market has probably led to some inappropriate sugar intake habits.

The good news is these days a lot of people are picking up healthy lifestyle habits and are choosing to forego the taste and opt for well being instead. Health is in and that’s probably the best trend we can ride on at any given time. We should always remember to utilize the best resources we have in order to say NO to diabetes. An egg a day keeps the insulin at bay.

What’s your best healthy egg recipe?

We are not doctors, it is not actual medical advice and we are not responsible for anyone who follows this advice.