114 Reasons Why I Love My Mom & Why Moms Are The Best!
There’s something incredibly special about the bond shared with our moms, isn’t there? It’s woven from countless moments, big and small, that fill our hearts with gratitude and love. Today, I’m thrilled to share with you “71 Reasons Why I Love My Mom & Why Moms Are The Best!”—a heartfelt tribute that celebrates these extraordinary women in our lives.
From their unwavering support to their comforting embrace, each reason will remind us of the countless ways our moms make life so much brighter. Whether it’s her infectious laugh that fills the room with joy or the way she knows exactly what to say when we need it most, this list is a testament to the incredible impact our mothers have on us.
So, let’s dive into this loving journey, exploring the myriad of reasons why I love my mom, and in doing so, perhaps you’ll find echoes of your own reasons for loving that special woman in your life. Get ready to nod along, smile, and maybe even shed a tear or two as we celebrate the magic and beauty of motherhood together.
There are many reasons why we love our moms. We love them for the many things they do for us at all stages of our lives, from baby to adult. Moms are the best, and moms love us. Here are reasons why I love my mom.
1. Mom’s Care About Someone Else More Than Themselves
Moms are totally independent and self-less. They look after everyone else’s needs before their own.
However, once in a while, don’t forget to do something nice back for your mom – a cup of tea would be great!
2. Moms Don’t Like To See Anyone Upset
If you’ve scrapped your knee or are being picked on by someone – your mum is always there to comfort you with cuddles and dry away those tears.
They’ll say everything will be OK and that they’ll always be there for you.
Which is so true – even when you’re fully grown, moms are wonderful for looking after you and giving you reassurance.
3. Moms Don’t Like To See Someone Go Hungry
This is so true of all mums – we are always offering everyone endless amounts of their favorite food.
I love it though when I go round my mums, she always makes me some lunch and a cup of tea!
It’s nice to be the mum that’s not making it for a change.
As mums we always have full cupboards in the kitchen ready and waiting for those magical words ‘mummy, I’m hungry.’ don’t worry kids, we’ve got it covered.
4. Moms Are There When You Need Them Any Time Of The Day
It doesn’t matter if it’s midnight or 3.00am in the morning, a mum is and always will be there for our children if they need us.
Mums are on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There’s no time we are off duty and we wouldn’t have it any other way.
When I was suffering badly with postpartum depression, I’d phone my mum at 2am. She would be straight round as I needed her, no questions asked.
5. Moms Always Make You Better When Your Sick
Got a cold? Don’t worry, we’ve got the medicine cabinet on standby! It’s not just the medicine though, it’s the warm hugs and kisses that work wonders, too.
You’ve also got to hand it to Mum’s home remedy for a poorly cough – who doesn’t love a bit of homemade honey and lemon drink.
6. Moms Can Multi-Task The Hell Out Of Everything
Yes, we are super-organisers! Why? We have to be. We’ve got doctors and dentists to organise. There’s after-school clubs and homework projects. Family outings, food shopping, bills.
That gig on the side, you have called a full-time job. Yep, Mum Organisation is a real thing!
7. Moms Know What You’re Thinking Before You Start To Talk
This can be both good and bad from a child’s point of view, but for a mum, it’s an amazing ability to have!
Don’t lie to us, we’ll know it. It’s written all over your face.
When you come over and say ‘Muuuuuuum’ we already know what you’re after. We are mind readers.
8. Moms Want What’s Best For Everyone
We are always trying to do what’s best for everyone and trying to keep everyone happy.
It’s not always easy and we have sometimes have to juggle a lot of plates.
This can be where that mum organisation comes into a world of its own.
9. Mums Have Endless Amounts Of Love
We have got plenty of love to give. We are always here for kisses and cuddles and just doing anything that can make life easier and happier for our friends and families.
Making sure our children are well taken care of and loved is a high priority on our list.
10. Moms Are Always Right
Its true mums are always right.
I’m not sure if this is a good thing from the kid’s point of view, though! As kids, we always disagree with our parents.
Inevitably though, there comes a point when you sit there and think to yourself ‘shit my mum was right’.
This usually happens once you’ve become the mum!
11. She’s Smart
Moms always seem to know what their kids need and when they need it. They have the wisdom of life experience and can provide guidance with a dose of love.
12. She’s My Best Friend
From the moment a mother is born, she becomes her child’s best friend. Mothers are always willing to listen and offer advice without judgement or criticism.
13. She’s A Strong Woman
Moms are some of the strongest individuals around. They can juggle a household, manage finances, and still make time for their children.
14. She’s A Great Teacher
Moms are always teaching lessons, whether they realize it or not. They show their children how to be responsible and kind, how to handle difficult situations, and how to love unconditionally.
15. She Gives Good Advice
Moms know how to give the perfect advice. They are patient and understanding, so they can help guide their children in the right direction.
16. First Person
She’s always put me first, even when times were tough. She prioritized my needs, always ensuring I had the best she could offer.
17. Silver Lining
No matter how dark the clouds, my mom always saw the silver lining and taught me to stay optimistic and look for the good in every situation.
18. Better Person
She constantly pushed me to be a better person, helping me recognize my potential and striving for more.
19. Mother’s Love
The depth of a mother’s love is incomparable. Her unwavering support and care have been my foundation.
20. Best Thing
My mom is the best thing that happened to me. She’s my confidante, guide, and biggest cheerleader.
21. Unconditional Love
Her love knows no bounds. Regardless of my mistakes, she loves me wholeheartedly.
22. Little Things
It’s the little things she does – from cooking my favorite meals to leaving notes in my lunchbox during high school.
23. High School
Throughout my high school years, she was there – attending every event and helping me with every assignment.
24. Mother’s Day
Every Mother’s Day, I’m reminded of how fortunate I am to call her my mom.
25. Good Things
She always taught me to focus on the good things in life, to be grateful, and cherish every moment.
26. Special Occasions
From birthdays to graduations, she made every occasion special with her touch.
27. Sense of Humor
Her laughter is contagious, and her jokes always brighten my day.
28. Selfless Love
She sacrificed so much for our family, always putting us ahead of her own desires.
29. Best Version
With her guidance, I’ve become the best version of myself.
30. Good Time
She knows how to have a good time, introducing me to the joys of life.
31. Good Advice
Her advice is invaluable, guiding me through life’s toughest decisions.
32. Perfect Time
She has an uncanny knack for showing up at just the perfect time when I need her most.
33. Work Ethic
Her work ethic is inspiring, teaching me the value of hard work and dedication.
34. Amazing Woman
She’s an amazing woman – strong, kind, and wise.
35. Halloween Costumes
She made every Halloween memorable, crafting the most creative costumes.
36. Clean Underwear
It sounds funny, but she always made sure I had clean underwear, showcasing her care in the simplest ways.
37. Forever Friend
More than a mother, she’s been my forever friend, my confidante through all life’s ups and downs.
38. Own Life
She’s taught me the importance of living my life, making my own choices, and cherishing my journey.
39. Runny Noses
Every time I had a cold as a kid, she was there with tissues for my runny noses, showing her care in even the smallest ailments.
40. Special Place
She created a special place in our home filled with warmth and love, a sanctuary where I always felt safe.
41. Good Manners
She instilled in me the importance of good manners, ensuring I grew up respectful and courteous.
42. Role Model
She’s my role model in every sense. Her strength, wisdom, and kindness are qualities I aspire to embody.
43. Enough Time
No matter how busy she was, she always made enough time for family, ensuring we never felt neglected.
44. Healthy Foods
Growing up, she always ensured our meals were filled with healthy foods, prioritizing our well-being and teaching us the importance of good nutrition.
45. Tough Love
There were times she showed tough love, teaching me lessons that, although hard at the moment, shaped me into a stronger and more resilient individual.
46. Whole Life
She has dedicated her whole life to our family, making countless sacrifices to ensure our happiness and well-being.
47. Single Day
Not a single day goes by where she doesn’t express her love and care for us in numerous ways, big and small.
48. Love of Travel
She instilled in me a love of travel, opening my eyes to the beauty of the world and the richness of other cultures.
49. True Love
Her true love for our family is evident in every gesture, word, and action, teaching me the depth and power of unconditional affection.
50. Funny Ways
Her funny ways of expressing herself, whether it’s a dance in the kitchen or a quirky joke, never fail to bring a smile to my face.
51. Only Person
She’s the only person who truly understands me, reading my emotions even when I don’t express them.
52. New Heights
With her encouragement, I’ve reached new heights in my personal and professional life, always knowing she’s cheering me on from the sidelines.
Reasons I Adore My Mom from My Infancy
Exploring the reasons why I love my mom takes us back to my earliest days, revealing the depth of her care and affection that began in my infancy.
54. You gave me the gift of life
55. You wake up early every day to take care of me.
56. You give me the best cuddles & kisses.
57. You feed me lots of nutritious milk.
58. You watch Peppa Pig with me even though it drives you nuts.
59. You put me to bed at night
60. You bath me in a nice warm bubble bath
61. You dress me.
62. You change my nappy when I am wet and stinky
63. You make me laugh and smile.
64. You sing me songs.
65. You carried me home when I was a baby.
66. You let me pull your hair
Reasons My Toddler Years Made Me Love My Mom Even More
Reflecting on the reasons why I love my mom during my toddler years unveils a world of patience, creativity, and unconditional love that only deepened our bond.
67. You play with me.
68. You teach me how to walk.
69. You teach me how to talk.
70. You teach me how to use the potty.
71. You teach me what time out is when I’m being naughty.
72. You make sure I always have my favourite blanket.
73. You make sure I always have my favourite teddy bear.
74. You have stair gates to stop me hurting myself.
75. You keep trying to feed me, even though I put it all on the floor every time.
76. You let me jump in puddles.
Reasons My School Years Show How Much My Mom Loves Me
Delving into the reasons why I love my mom through my school years highlights her guidance, support, and encouragement that were pivotal in shaping my journey.
77. You take me to school.
78. You help me learn my spellings.
79. You help me read my book
80. You help me with school projects
81. You always make sure I have lunch.
82. You pack my backpack
83. You wash my school uniform.
84. You buy me new school shoes every term because I keep growing.
85. You take care of me if someone is being mean.
86. You pick me up from school.
Reasons My Teenage Years Amplify My Love for My Mom
Navigating the reasons why I love my mom during my tumultuous teenage years reveals her strength, understanding, and unwavering presence that became my anchor.
87. You supported me when I didn’t know what I wanted for my future.
88. You forgive me when I do something stupid
89. You support me through the heartache of my first break up.
90. You know when to be hard on me.
91. You’re always thinking of what’s best for my future.
92. You wake me up to make sure I’m not late for school/college
93. You help me through difficult times.
Reasons My Adulthood Deepens My Love for My Mom
Exploring the reasons why I love my mom as an adult uncovers her wisdom, friendship, and the evolving nature of our relationship that continues to enrich my life.
94. You always call me to make sure I’m OK.
95. You let me choose my path in life.
96. You always give me the best advice.
97. You taught me to value family over material things.
98. You sacrificed so much for me.
99. You show me unconditional love.
100. You’ve shown me how to be a good person.
101. You are a supportive mother.
102. You have a positive attitude.
103. You are a source of strength for the entire family.
104. You are a brave woman that will fight any difficult situation.
Conclusion On Why Mom Is The Best!
The ultimate reason moms are the best is that they do all the above and more – no matter how old YOU are.
I’m in my late 30s but my Mom always makes me dinner when I go round, she’s always there when I need her and yes she is always right (don’t tell her I said that!)
Sadley, my beautiful mother is no longer with us, and I miss her daily. She taught me many invaluable life lessons. I have fond memories of her, and she was my biggest supporter. She had a glorious life and was a beautiful woman. My Mom would always say to me ‘ You’ll understand when you’re a mom yourself ‘. She was right, of course, now I am a mom myself. I understand why she did what she did.
I’ve also been busy asking my favourite mum bloggers for their reasons why moms are the best.
You can see their responses below and I love them all!
10 More Reasons Why Moms Are The Best : From Mom Bloggers
- Mums can make entire meals out of the three items left in the cupboard and fridge when nobody else can be bothered to go shopping. (From Lady Nym)
- Mums will always have cake, and if it’s their last piece, they will let you have it. (From Rhyming With Wine)
- Mum’s always have a tissue in their pocket and wet wipes in their bag. (from Life At Number Eleven)
- Mums just get on with things and don’t need thanks or praise.. although some wouldn’t go a miss. (from Arepops)
- Mums will always be there when a cuddle is needed. (from Mummy Cat Notes)
- They’re always there to protect you no matter how naughty you are! (from Gemma Louise)
- Only mums have the special power of the ‘magic kiss’ that takes all hurt/ pain/ sadness away in an instant. (from Tales from Mamaville)
- A mother’s love for her children is completely unconditional (from Rice cakes and Raisins)
- Mums are a child’s safe place as no matter what they do or say they know we will still adore them (Freddies Mummy UK)
- Only your own mummy knows when you need a cuddle, kiss or a tickle (From MyBump2Baby)
I completely agree with all of the above!
We are awesome 🙂
Also, mums can make entire meals out of the three items left in the cupboard and fridge when nobody can be bothered to go shopping. 😉
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Very true!!!
Brilliant! #twinklytuesday x
It’s true! Some of my friend’s Mums were like second Mums to me as they were just so Mumsy and I always felt so safe! Lovely post and thanks for sharing with #bestandworst xx
Mums will always have cake, and if it’s their last piece they will let you have it. 🙂
I totally agree with all the above. We’re all set for world domination…
Dawn x
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We are aren’t we. We also means that my own Mum is always right. Mental Note To Self … listen to your mum even though your 31 years old 🙂
So true! now where’s my own mum with cake 🙂
Yes…. Mums are in-fact -THE BEST
I dread to think what my boys would be like if their dad was bringing them up alone lol Girl power! #TheBabyFormula
Pauline x
Everyone knows mums rule! It’s true we are amazing!!! Xx
Mums can make anything into a game. A long walk (race you to the lampost), tidying up (first to fill their basket with toys wins) or long car journeys (whoever stays quiet for 10 minutes wins a prize). #anythinggoes
I agree with all of these! Thanks for linking up to #justanotherlinky xx
Fab post!!! I love all your suggestions, aren’t we fab 😀
I’d also add we have a Mary Poppins bag with enough food, nappies and wipes to last us several days or feed 3 children!
Thanks for sharing and hope to see you next week #TheBabyFormula
Haha! Mary Poppins bag I have one of those to!
I think the ability to multi task is majorly underated! #TheBabyFormula
Mums can complete pretty much any task with just one hand! #TheBabyFormula
Great post! I think I commented already, but hey ho!
Thanks for sharing on #TheBabyFormula xx
Ha ha brilliant post – and so true. Us mummys rock! xx #KCACOLS
Haha great post definitely agree with all points made 🙂 if only hey #kcacols xx
Fab post, I agree with it all. Us mums are amazing. I would also add we have the ability to store an endless musical library of nursery rhymes in our heads and are able to perform them perfectly on request :).
Thank you so much for linking this up to #KCACOLS. Hope to see you again next Sunday x