Bath, Body & Beyond

Let’s be honest—finding the perfect Mother’s Day gift without breaking the bank is an art form.

You want something thoughtful, beautiful, and useful. Something that says “I love you” without screaming “last-minute panic buy.” And you definitely don’t want to give something that feels like it came from the drugstore clearance bin.

That’s why we created our Mother’s Day Deals collection—self-care gifts that look like a splurge but feel like a steal.
Because here’s what we believe at Mom Bomb:
✨ Moms deserve luxury.
✨ Givers deserve a break.
✨ Everyone deserves a deal that actually feels good.

Our gift sets are filled with all-natural bath bombs, Epsom salts, and nourishing oils. They’re designed to help moms slow down, exhale, and feel truly taken care of.

🛁 What’s on Sale:
- Save 20% sitewide with code MomBombCares20

💡 Pro tip: Pair your gift with a handwritten note or a quiet moment to yourself if you’re the one needing care. Our products are perfect for self-gifting too.

Every purchase supports our nonprofit that helps moms in crisis.
So when you shop with Mom Bomb, your gift doesn’t just feel good—it does good.

[Shop Mother’s Day Deals →]

Most moms don’t want to book another appointment. They want to be left alone in a room that smells amazing with a tub full of water, a locked door, and no responsibilities waiting for them afterward.

This year, let’s stop making Mother’s Day just about activities and start making it about actual restoration.

Because moms don’t need a day out—they need a way back. Back to themselves.

At Mom Bomb, we believe the ultimate gift is permission: to pause, to breathe, to do *nothing* for just a little while. That’s why we’re sharing how to turn your bathroom—or hers—into the most meaningful spa experience she’s ever had.

🛁 Build a Spa Kit That Doesn’t Feel Generic 
Start with intention. Choose scents she actually loves. Our best-selling salt soaks and bath bombs use essential oils and clean ingredients that soothe instead of overwhelm. Add a robe, her favorite tea or chocolate, and a handwritten card with just three words: “You deserve this.”

🕯️ Create the Conditions for Calm 
Dim the lights. Light a candle. Cue a soft playlist (we love lo-fi or piano). Have the bath drawn and ready before she even realizes she needs it. The best part? She didn’t have to do *any* of it.

📵 Guard the Boundary 
Make it clear: she’s not to be disturbed. If the kids are young, take them out. If they’re older, enlist them in the mission. Her peace is sacred.

🧘♀️ Make it a Ritual, Not a One-Off 
One beautiful bath is lovely—but a monthly ritual is life-changing. Consider gifting her a subscription or pre-scheduling spa moments in your shared calendar. When self-care is built-in, it doesn’t have to be begged for.

Mother’s Day shouldn’t be about squeezing in one more task. It should be about giving her something that gives *back.*

With our Mom Bomb spa sets, the gift isn’t just what’s in the box—it’s what it represents.

This year, let your gift say: “You’re not invisible. You’re not just a role. You’re someone worth caring for.”

[Shop At-Home Spa Kits for Mother’s Day →]

What if, instead of just *gifting* something this Mother’s Day, we also *learned* something?

Because if there’s one thing motherhood has always been full of—it’s wisdom. And over the years, some of the world’s greatest thinkers, writers, and leaders have tried to capture what it means to be a mom in just a sentence or two.

The result? A treasure trove of truths that still hold power today.

So this year, we gathered some of our favorite Mother’s Day quotes—not just to decorate cards, but to reflect on the lessons they offer. Here’s what they teach us:

1. Love is not quiet—it’s *fierce.* 
“To describe my mother would be to write about a hurricane in its perfect power.” — Maya Angelou 
Moms aren’t always perfect, but their love reshapes lives. It’s messy, it’s wild, and it moves the world forward.

2. You don’t have to do it all to be enough. 
“There is no way to be a perfect mother, and a million ways to be a good one.” — Jill Churchill 
Release the myth of perfection. Being present and trying is already extraordinary.

3. Mothering is strength training—for the soul. 
“Being a mother is learning about strengths you didn’t know you had.” — Linda Wooten 
Every mother is stretched in unseen ways. That deserves both admiration—and rest.

4. The love of a mother lives in your bones. 
“All that I am, or hope to be, I owe to my angel mother.” — Abraham Lincoln 
We carry the echoes of those who mothered us—biological or otherwise. That love shapes who we become.

5. Care is a radical act. 
“A mother is the one who fills your heart in the first place.” — Amy Tan 
Caring deeply in a fast-paced world is no small feat. This Mother’s Day, celebrate that soft power.

At Mom Bomb, we believe gifts should say something. Not just “I love you,” but “I understand what you’ve carried.” That’s why our bath rituals and gift kits are designed for real rest—the kind that speaks louder than words.

Let your gift reflect the lesson. And give from a place of love.

[Shop Gifts That Speak From the Heart →]

This Mother’s Day, skip the stress of buying something just to check it off your list.
Instead, give her something even more valuable: an experience she’ll remember.

Because here’s the truth—what moms want more than anything is to feel seen, appreciated, and connected. That doesn’t come from a price tag. It comes from presence.

Whether you’re celebrating your mom, your stepmom, the mother of your children, or yourself—here are some meaningful Mother’s Day experiences that create memories, not clutter:

🫖 A Slow Morning Together
Make her tea or coffee, sit on the porch, and actually talk. Ask her about her favorite memory as a kid. Let her tell the story she always tells. Laugh with her.

🛁 A Spa Day at Home
Set up the bathroom like a retreat. Light a candle, queue a playlist, and hand her a box of bath bombs or salt soaks from Mom Bomb. Add a handwritten card that says: “This is your time.”

📸 A Photo Walk or Picnic
Take a walk and snap photos together, or lay out a blanket in the backyard. No phones. No rushing. Just being.

🧘♀️ A Joint Self-Care Session
Both of you take a bath. Both of you light a candle. Reflect, relax, and recharge. You don’t have to “do” anything to make it special. Sometimes silence is the experience.

And if you’re not physically close—consider sending a Self-Care Kit ahead of time, then FaceTime during her soak.

At Mom Bomb, we believe experiences are the real gifts.
Our products are here to enhance those moments—not replace them.

So go ahead—create a memory. Give an experience. Let this Mother’s Day be about more than things.

[Explore Mother’s Day Self-Care Kits →]

There’s something incredibly tender about watching your daughter become a mother.

It’s like seeing your heart live outside your body—twice. Once in her, and again in the tiny hands she now holds.

So when Mother’s Day comes around, and you’re the mom *giving* to your daughter, the moment is rich with meaning. You’re not just celebrating her—you’re honoring the continuation of love itself.

Here are a few meaningful Mother’s Day gift ideas from mother to daughter:

🛁 **A Bath Ritual to Honor Her Journey** 
Whether she’s a new mom or deep into the toddler trenches, what she needs most is care. A beautiful soak with calming salt blends and a candle she doesn’t have to light herself is more than a gift—it’s a *message*: “You’re doing it. And you’re doing it beautifully.”

📜 **A Letter of Legacy** 
Write her a letter. Tell her what she’s taught you. What you’ve seen in her since she became a mother. This becomes a keepsake more powerful than anything you could wrap.

🎁 **A Gift That’s Just for Her (Not the Baby)** 
So much of early motherhood is about giving. Let your gift remind her she’s still her own person. Include a bath bomb, a journal, her favorite snack, and something indulgent.

💛 **A Reminder of Her Magic** 
A Mom Bomb self-care box is more than bath products—it’s permission to pause. It’s the reminder that she’s not just someone’s mom—she’s your daughter. And she deserves to be poured back into.

[Shop Self-Care Gifts for Your Daughter →]

Every year, sometime in April, the same question echoes across text threads, calendars, and half-filled carts: 
**“Wait… when is Mother’s Day again?”**

So let’s clear it up: In 2025, Mother’s Day falls on Sunday, May 11th.

But it’s more than just a date on the calendar. Behind this question is something deeper—a recognition that time moves fast, and that sometimes, the people who give us the most get remembered last.

This year, let’s flip that.

Let Mother’s Day be more than a reminder to buy flowers. Let it be a *pause*. A return. A way to say: “I see you. I haven’t forgotten.”

A Brief History 
Mother’s Day became a national holiday in the U.S. in 1914, thanks to Anna Jarvis, who wanted to honor the sacrifices mothers make for their children. Ironically, she later protested its commercialization.

Which is why we’re here—to remember that this day isn’t about price tags. It’s about presence.

What to Do Once You Know the Date
- Put it in your calendar *right now*. 
- Plan a gift that doesn’t feel rushed. 
- Write her a letter. 
- Gift her an at-home spa day, a box of care, or a ritual that helps her feel seen. 

At Mom Bomb, we don’t just make bath products—we create the moments that help you slow down enough to notice the people who matter most.

[Mark the date. Plan the moment. → Shop Self-Care Gifts for Mother’s Day]

If you've ever felt like no one quite gets the way your brain works—this is for you.

For most of my life, I’ve felt like I was seeing the world through a totally different lens. I’d pick up on things others missed. I’d feel things more deeply. I’d think in ways that didn’t quite match what people around me considered "normal."

And honestly? I spent a long time wondering: “Am I just imagining this?” Or worse: “Is something wrong with me?”

Then I stumbled on the work of a man named Ludwig Wittgenstein. He lived over 100 years ago and was one of the most influential philosophers of the 20th century. But he wasn’t what you’d expect. He was intense. Emotional. Deeply misunderstood. And he spent his life trying to describe the unexplainable.

He said things like:
“The limits of my language mean the limits of my world.”

Reading his work was like hearing my own inner voice reflected back at me.

And then I found out he died on my birthday.

It gave me chills.

This wasn’t just someone I admired. It felt like I had found the source of something I’d been carrying for a long time. Like he dropped a thread, and I picked it up.

But here’s the difference between us: He gave up. He stepped away. He isolated. I won’t.

Because I believe we’re meant to build together. To share our stories. To help each other feel less alone in the weirdness.

So if you’ve ever felt too sensitive, too intense, or just too different—maybe you’re not broken. Maybe you’re carrying something powerful that someone else never got to finish.

And maybe that’s your gift.

Every year, Mother’s Day rolls around with soft colors, curated gift guides, and smiling stock photos.

But here’s the part no one says out loud:

There are a lot of moms who are just trying to survive the day. 
Not celebrate it.

They’re not ungrateful. 
They’re not dramatic. 
They’re just tired.

Tired of being the emotional anchor, the unpaid laborer, the crisis manager, and still expected to smile when they unwrap another mug that says “Supermom.”

They don’t need a mug. 
They need help.

That’s why Mom Bomb exists.

We give 100% of our profits to moms in crisis.

Because flowers don’t solve childcare. 
Chocolates don’t cover rent. 
And candles don’t cancel the weight of unpaid labor.

When you shop with Mom Bomb, your gift becomes a lifeline—for a real woman, with a real family, in a real moment of need.

This isn’t charity. 
It’s a new form of commerce—one built on truth.

This Mother’s Day, we’re not softening the message.

We’re saying the thing most brands won’t:

If you want to truly honor mothers—see them fully.

See the mental load. 
See the medical emergencies. 
See the housing insecurity. 
See the way they’ve been asked to carry it all with no net.

Then do something that actually makes a difference.

A Mom Bomb bath isn’t just a gift. 
It’s a vote for a better system.

So yes, wrap it with a bow.

Let it smell like lavender. 
Let it feel beautiful. 
But let it do more.

Because moms deserve better. 
And this year, we’re building it with every thing we ship.

Let’s tell the truth: 
The self-care industry isn’t built to restore women. 
It’s built to sell the illusion of relief—without ever addressing the structures causing the burnout in the first place.

Buy the candle. 
Run the bath. 
Use the serum. 
And then… go right back to holding the entire world together.

So we decided to build a brand that does more than soothe.

At Mom Bomb, we asked a different question: 
“What if self-care didn’t just feel good—what if it actually did good?”

We knew women didn’t need another pastel bottle telling them to breathe. 
They needed a product that recognized what they were breathing through.

So we created a bath line that does both: 
- Delivers a luxury experience 
- And moves real money to real women in crisis

Why does that matter?

Because self-care has been weaponized. 
It’s been used as a marketing tool to distract women from the systems that keep them exhausted. 
It’s told us to “relax” while ignoring the invisible labor of caregiving, emotional load, and economic fragility.

Mom Bomb doesn’t participate in that narrative.

We see self-care differently.

For us, self-care is…

- A rebellion, not an escape 
- A frequency, not a façade 
- A signal that says: “This moment belongs to me—and someone else benefits from it too.”

Every soak funds housing, transportation, childcare, and basic needs for moms in crisis.

We’re not just restoring the body. 
We’re restoring the balance.

The call to action isn’t “take a break.”

It’s this:

Take care of yourself in a way that changes the system while you do it.

That’s what Mom Bomb is here for. 
And we’re only just beginning.

Let’s get this out of the way first: 
Yes, we really give 100% of our profits.
No, it’s not a gimmick.
And no, it’s not a feel-good side project.
It’s the core of why Mom Bomb exists.

We weren’t built to chase scale.
We were built to redirect it.

Because when you look around at most consumer brands—especially in the bath and beauty aisle—you’ll see products marketed as “empowering,” “ethical,” or “inspired by women”…
but very few are actually doing something for the women they claim to represent.

So we changed the model.

We flipped the funnel.
Instead of asking how much we could extract from the customer,
we asked:
“How much relief can this product deliver?”

Every purchase of a Mom Bomb product sends money directly to moms in crisis—moms who need emergency childcare, groceries, transportation, housing, medical advocacy, and more.
No strings. No red tape. No PR stunt.

Why 100%?

Because moms don’t get partial emergencies.
So we don’t give partial help.

The truth is, if you’re a mom in crisis, you don’t need a portion of proceeds or a quarterly donation drive.
You need actual assistance—now.
That’s what we built.

But… how do you survive as a business?

We get this question all the time.
And the answer is: we run lean.
We’re founder-led.
We’re mission-backed.
And we believe that if you build with the right signal, the world will start to tune in.

The truth is, we’re not trying to become the next giant CPG brand.
We’re trying to build a new system—where a consumer product can simultaneously care for the customer and restore dignity to the people the economy has forgotten.

Why this matters right now

Because Mother’s Day is coming. 

And while every brand will be offering bundles and discounts, 

we’re offering a better system.

A system that says: 

“We see you. We’ve been you. And we’re here to help.”

You don’t have to choose between gifting something beautiful and doing something meaningful.

With Mom Bomb, you get to do both.

We didn’t set out to build a bath brand. 
We set out to build a correction.

For every mom who’s been told to “relax” while quietly holding the weight of the world— 
For every woman who’s bought into self-care while being systemically depleted— 
For every founder who refused to sell out just to scale—

Mom Bomb is for you.

We built this brand because we were tired of surface-level solutions. 
Because the world didn’t need another lavender soak. 
It needed a signal embedded in form—a product that gives back by design.

So what is Mom Bomb?

It’s a luxury bath product that looks indulgent— 
but beneath the packaging, 100% of our profits go to helping mothers in crisis.

That’s not a slogan. 
That’s the operating model.

We’ve paid for emergency childcare, housing assistance, groceries, transportation, and more. 
Because when you support Mom Bomb, you’re not just buying a bath. 
You’re supporting a family in freefall.

What makes us different?

- We don’t exist to scale profit. 
- We exist to restore dignity through commerce. 
- Our brand was built using a system called Signal First—a way of doing business that aligns emotional integrity with business structure.

We believe self-care is not selfish. 
But it shouldn’t be shallow. 
Every jar we sell is a product and a message. 
And the message is: 
“We see you. We’ve been you. And we’re changing the rules.”

Why now?

Because we’re heading into another Mother’s Day where brands will flood you with soft pink packaging and one-time discounts— 
but never talk about what it actually costs to be a mother in crisis.

We will.

And we’re not going anywhere.

There’s a quiet strength in doing something your own way.

Whether it’s how you care for your kids, how you show up in your work, or how you navigate the moments no one sees—you might feel like you’re doing it differently. And sometimes… like no one quite gets it.

If that’s you, this is your reminder:

You might not be off-track. You might just be first.

At Mom Bomb, we know what that feels like. We’ve built a brand rooted in giving back, in offering clean, comforting self-care—and in supporting moms not just in the good times, but in moments of crisis. That path hasn’t always been easy to explain. But we followed it anyway.

Because deep down, we knew: The quiet way matters. The intentional way works. And the loving way reaches people when they need it most.

So if you’re walking a path that doesn’t look like anyone else’s… keep walking. Your care matters. Your way matters. And we see you.

With love,
The Mom Bomb Team