🛁 5 Things to Do for the Person Who’s Always Caring for Others (ps Mother’s Day tips below 👀) For the person who carries the weight of everyone else’s needs — Do something this Mother’s Day that gives them back time. Time to breathe. To soften. To not be “on.” Because being cared for shouldn’t feel like a special occasion. 1. Make space for them to disappear Handle the noise. Close the tabs. Take the kids out. Give them an hour with no questions, no requests, no decisions. 2. Upgrade their bathroom basics No more half-used hotel lotion and drugstore scrubs. Gift them tools that feel like they belong in a ritual — not a rush. 3. Add scent that actually does something Real essential oils (lavender, mint, eucalyptus) shift the nervous system. 4. Help them rest better A magnesium soak before bed can lower stress hormones, ease muscle tension, and deepen sleep. That’s impact. 5. Remind them they don’t have to earn softness They don’t need to hit a breaking point to deserve rest. Care isn’t a reward — it’s a right.