Ways to Capture Mom Moments In All Stages of Our Lives #GuestPost

Ways to Capture Mom Moments In All Stages of Our Lives #GuestPost

You’re a Mom, She’s a Mom...but our stories are all different.

My family was formed through adoption and is in the ballet-lessons-gymnastics-team-weekend-basketball-game phase.

Maybe hers is in the graduation-day-first-corporate-job phase.

…or the lucky ones, our Moms, in the read-a-book-to-grandchildren-and-do-some-gardening phase.

The stages of motherhood are worth capturing. No matter where you are in the journey of being a mom, you are creating moments and memories you want to keep forever. How you capture those memories is really up to you. This Mother’s Day, use these ideas to help mom capture her memories of this stage in her life with one of these ideas:

• Monograms – Initials - Names
• Special Dates – Anniversaries - Birthdays
• Family – Kids – Birthstones
• Professions – Passions - Hobbies

Wearable Lockets are a great way to incorporate all the special symbols into a beautiful gift for moms, no matter what stage of motherhood they are in. Capturing your story in a wearable locket gives even those who don’t usually wear jewelry a special memento. A locket is an opportunity to keep what they love most close to their heart - memories of childhood summers, the guidance of a loved one who has passed, or future goals and dreams. 

So this Mothers Day, if you were thinking flowers or chocolate, put those things in a keepsake locket instead. This way mom will have these special things close to her heart. 

Hand-painted Origami Owl charms provide endless options. Add Swarovski crystal birthstones and colorful charms representing Mom’s passions. And when her birthday comes, add a few more. Get more gorgeous and affordable ideas.

Please order by May 2nd to guarantee Mothers Day delivery via Standard Shipping.


About the Author:
Lenette Serlo lives in sunny South Florida with three young children, an NCIS-loving husband, and a bunny named Juniper. For balance in life and a little ‘me time’ she works as an Independent Designer with Origami Owl.