Gift ideas for single mom?

[Anonymous]

She is not a single mom. Pet peeve when people misuse this term. She is married. Has another income, a co-parent, shared assets, extended family on both sides, shared insurance, and all the benefits of marriage without the hassles of living with someone. Yeesh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She is not a single mom. Pet peeve when people misuse this term. She is married. Has another income, a co-parent, shared assets, extended family on both sides, shared insurance, and all the benefits of marriage without the hassles of living with someone. Yeesh.

This. Get her a spa gift card, cover the sitter, and call it a day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She is not a single mom. Pet peeve when people misuse this term. She is married. Has another income, a co-parent, shared assets, extended family on both sides, shared insurance, and all the benefits of marriage without the hassles of living with someone. Yeesh.

This. She is not a single mom.

[Anonymous]

She is not a single mom. What da hell

[Anonymous]

What's wrong with you people? So what if the OP used the term incorrectly. I'm sure her friend feels like a single mom if she's home alone taking care of their toddler and dog while working a full-time job.

You guys are worse than politicians. Always hating - literally.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Babysitting, meal prep.

I can't hire a random baby-sitter from several states away and she already has one. I thought about meal prep service, but unsure if she likes those. She prefers to cook at home due to controlling food. Thanks for the suggestions!

What now?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What's wrong with you people? So what if the OP used the term incorrectly. I'm sure her friend feels like a single mom if she's home alone taking care of their toddler and dog while working a full-time job.

You guys are worse than politicians. Always hating - literally.

It doesn't really matter if her friend feels like a single mom - she isn't one.

Also, that's an incorrect use of "literally."

[Anonymous]

^This. “Feeling like a single mom” is an expression of privilege by women who, as a rule, are not single moms.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:^This. “Feeling like a single mom” is an expression of privilege by women who, as a rule, are not single moms.

+100

[Anonymous]

BBC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Magic wand

X2

[Anonymous]

I'm a full time single mom. I wish someone would send me a gift

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm a full time single mom. I wish someone would send me a gift

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dogs with cancer don't have to be a thing. They are dogs. Give your love, say your goodbyes, and let them go.

Shut up, ghoul.

[Anonymous]

I would appreciate Sugarfina, Jelly Belly, or Godiva.