Honoring Boomer Moms

 

Savvy, cool, passionate, and vibrant...today's ThirdAgers are redefining "Mom." How do you, as a spouse, child, friend, or parent, acknowledge such a work of art? Read below for tips on making Mother's Day a true celebration of the ThirdAge Mom you love.

1. Acknowledge She's Cool
She's part of the generation that changed the world. She wants to stay on top of what's new and cool--only an online card will do.

2. Give Her a Break
She's so busy she's a blur. Give her the gift of time and relaxation. Spring for a romantic getaway or get simple suggestions for rejuvenating and relaxing.

3. Tell Her You Love Her--Hold the Rest
Contrary to popular opinion, Moms don't know everything--and don't want to. Nancy Friday advises on secrets you should never tell your mother.

4. Make Her Rich
Turn her on to the Ten Tips for Financial Independence for Working Moms, and watch her valuation soar.

5. Keep Her Healthy
Get her started on the pathway to greater longevity, with our 99 Steps to 100.

6. Help Her Be a Good Daughter
Caring for an aging parent is one of the toughest challenges the ThirdAge mom may face. Steer her to our free online class for help.

7. Give Her the Credit She Deserves
She helped you find your wings, gave you a nest to come home to, and scolded you when you misbehaved. As a counselor and a confidant, what was the best advice your mother ever gave you? Take a moment to share her wisdom--and see what others say.




 
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