I have to admit that I’ve always been a sucker for mother’s day. Not because of the accolades (or that sweet, sweet breakfast in bed); no, it’s because it was the one day I knew I would be getting those oh so awesome, school made, hand made, 100% adorable mother’s day projects from my three kids. My kids are older now but you can bet your sweet asssstronaut that I kept every single one of those projects (and any others they made--I’m kooky like that)!

Now that the kids are grown and the handmade projects are a thing of the past (sigh), I still get that sweet, sweet breakfast in bed, but I also get a really nice pre$ent, taken out to lunch, and basically left alone for the rest of the day (NGL, that’s the best part).

DIY Mother's Day Coupon Book (with free printable!)

Since I can’t give your mom breakfast in bed or super cool school projects, I figured what I could do is help bring a smile to her face with some good ol’ fashioned printable Mother’s Day coupons!

Now I get that the idea of giving Mother’s Day coupons sounds tired and cliche, but believe me--IT ISN’T! Honestly, what mom is going to say no to having their car washed, being treated to a mani/pedi or taken out for a coffee, yadda yadda--whenever they want? Not this mom, that’s for sure!

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Here's the destructions:

Simply download the .pdf below and print out on cardstock (there are 2 coupons to a page, plus a page with a front and back side).

Cut each coupon out, trim edges, etc. Make it neat! This is mom we’re talking about here.

Punch a hole in the upper left hand corner and tie off with ribbon, raffia or an O ring and BICKETY BAM! Mom’s got coupons.

Here's the printable:

If you want to get even FANCIER, cut them out, glue to construction paper and trim with washi tape. Secure the coupon book with an O ring AND a ribbon! Who’s her favorite child now, huh?

What are you and Mom (or you and the kids) up to this Mother’s Day? Whatever you do, I hope your plans include good eats and some good times, and I will keep my fingers crossed for good weather. Happy Mother's Day!

Divertiti!