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Being a mom means having to juggle a lot. It can be easy to get swept up in helping with homework, driving to soccer practice and providing care and love for their kids. But it's important for moms to remember to take care of themselves, too. If you're a mom in need of a little extra TLC, or you know of one, read on to find some subscription box ideas to help them relax or just make their busy lives a little easier.
Creating a human takes a lot out of a person! If you or someone you know is currently pregnant, there are subscription boxes geared toward making life a little more comfortable. Some boxes focus on easing some of the physical symptoms that come with pregnancy — anti-nausea medication for morning sickness, foot soaks for those swollen feet, a wooden massager for aches and pains and belly bands for a little extra bump support. There are even some subscription boxes for moms that change based on trimester, depending on what mom-to-be needs as the pregnancy progresses.
Others provide post-partum support, with things like nursing balms, nursing-friendly clothing, eye cream for those tired mornings and postpartum recovery garments.
As a mom's body changes, she'll need maternity wear to keep up with her ever-growing baby bump. There are subscription boxes that will provide sustainable and chic maternity pieces to keep moms comfortable and feeling like herself. A box like this can be a great subscription for new moms to help them find their maternity style.
Having a baby often requires making big adjustments to your daily routines. When this happens, it can be difficult to find time to do tasks like meal planning, grocery shopping, clothing shopping and other essentials. Luckily, there are boxes that can help with this too.
Meal subscription boxes can take most of the thought out of mealtimes. Most meal kits allow you to make weekly selections from a handful of recipes, and then a box with the printed recipe and all the ingredients arrives at your home.
As every mom knows, nothing should get between you and your coffee. When you're juggling kids, it can make it that much easier to forget things in your trips to the grocery store. Consider trying a coffee subscription to make sure you never have to go without. There are a variety of these subscription services, ranging from utilitarian to more adventurous and fun — whatever suits your taste buds.
Wrangling kids into shopping with you might not be the easiest thing in the world. If you're looking to spruce up your wardrobe without sacrificing any of your precious free time, you might want to try clothing subscription boxes. All boxes are different, but generally, they will send you around five items of clothing to try. With styling boxes, you can usually keep and pay for the clothing items you like (often with a credit for the cost of the box) and return the ones that don't work for you.
Additionally, if there are any particular stores you're struggling to find time for, check them out online and see if they offer any type of subscription service of their own.
Moms are pros when it comes to making sure their kids are all taken care of but sometimes forget to make time for themselves. There are many self-care boxes that will help you unwind and encourage a little me-time for after the kids go to bed.
There are therapy subscription boxes designed to specifically help you relax and practice mindfulness. Their items can include things like themed journals, vision boards, essential oils and incense.
You can also try beauty boxes, which will help moms feel pampered. These boxes often include things like face masks, makeup, nail polish and hair products. Sometimes just having these types of items on hand can help encourage you to treat yourself.
Exercise is also a great way to relieve stress, and there are numerous exercise subscription boxes available. Whether you're looking for a monthly subscription for mom, a quarterly subscription, or one even less frequent, there's a fitness box out there for you. Some fitness boxes focus on activewear, while others send beauty products that work for the gym, protein bars and other healthy foods. There are also fitness boxes themed for every type of workout, from yoga to weightlifting to hiking.
As any mom can tell you, babies need a lot of things. And as they continue to grow and develop, so does that list of things. A good idea for subscription boxes for moms might be baby boxes. Boxes all differ, but most baby boxes focus on the first two years of life.
One type of baby box is for learning and play. These boxes will provide age-appropriate enrichment and development toys, such as a tummytime mat for infants, teething rings for those in the 3- to 6-month range, bead mazes for babies approaching the year mark, stacking cups for kids ages 13-18 months, or simple puzzles for the months leading up to their second birthday.
Other baby boxes help mom out in her care of her baby. These types of boxes generally focus on providing regular refills of diapers, wipes, baby-friendly shampoo and soap, baby-safe laundry detergent and more.
There are also baby book boxes, which provide shipments of diverse and lesser-known books to read to your baby.
Subscription boxes for moms can be whatever you want them to be, and the best subscriptions for moms might change depending on what stage of motherhood they're in. The good thing is there are plenty of monthly subscriptions options for all types of moms, so you'll likely find a perfect fit.
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