Transcript
0:03 hey guys so this is our Mother's Day special episode and we as always on Mother's Day I just feel like we keep creating stuff for ourselves to get the kids to do something for us but uh I just feel like um you know my mother-in-law's so supportive all through uh raising my kids I feel like Mother's Day is really about celebration of her and my children as well because uh really I feel like she's an equal
0:30 parent uh actually maybe it's like three of us together but she's literally an equal equal mom to my kids and I said why not do something that's really useful for her and something that's fun and I can help the kids make because you don't want to leave the house unguarded and them doing the DIY stuff all by themselves so here are four fun activities that you can do to make grand mom happy this Mother's Day a chalkboard
0:57 clipboard so she can clip all the m list that she keeps making take some chalkboard paint paint the clipboard allow it to dry don't forget to keep a newspaper before you begin painting once the chalkboard is ready use a chalkboard marker to leave a message [Music]
1:34 this one we're going to share it's a mommy is sleeping door tag I'm think optimistic here but I am sure that is going to love this one and it's going to be most happy to receive this [Music]
3:02 rainbow candles that'll add some color and cheer all around her room [Music]
3:40 an apron with hand and footprint butterfly garden [Music]
Summary
- Mother's Day is a celebration of mothers and grandmothers, highlighting shared parenting roles.
- The hosts suggest four fun DIY projects for kids to create for their grandmothers.
- A chalkboard clipboard can be made using chalkboard paint for a practical and personalized gift.
- A "Mommy is sleeping" door tag is a playful and optimistic gift idea.
- Rainbow candles are suggested to add color and cheer to a grandmother's space.
- An apron featuring hand and footprint butterflies serves as a sentimental keepsake.