The Mother's Day Gift Guide

A juicy discount plus fun gift ideas

I KNOW this community is full of creative, generous, loving mothers, so I’m offering…

20% off for Mother’s Day!

Treat yourself or give a subscription as a gift. It’s actually really easy to give a subscription on Substack! The option will pop up as soon as you click to upgrade to paid. When you become a paid subscriber, you get:

• All the usual Mothers Who Make interviews, weekly Oohs and Aahs, and occasional essays

• Plus access to practical guides on writing, creativity, and the publishing process

• The joy of investing in a beautiful community of visionary, hopeful, inspired women

Founding members are also invited to schedule a FREE 30-MIN COACHING CALL to ask me anything—it’s an amazing value!

(The discount expires May 13th.)

And if you’re looking for a few more ways to celebrate the women in your life…

A subscription goes really well with any of these goodies too!

• A new book that celebrates care giving

• My favorite two-second reset (Smells amazing!)

• A tiny rainbow

• This ode to all the many things women do

• A pretty journal

• A magical session with my intuition coach

• A kicky hat

• Fun slippers

• This beautiful selkie print (25% off for Mother’s Day!)

• An affirming shirt from Play Spark (Also wonderful if you’re thinking ahead to end-of-school gifts for teachers, therapists, nannies, and other members of your village!)

You maaaaay want to forward this email on to your family, if they’re acting clueless about Mother’s Day, but you’re also totally allowed to give yourself any or all of these things too! 💛

PS

Keep your eyes open on Mother’s Day for the dream-projects round up. It’s going to be my gift to you! ✨

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