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Is it okay to skip Mother’s Day celebrations this year?

Updated: Mar 4


Yes, it is absolutely okay to skip Mother’s Day celebrations if you feel it’s what you need to heal and protect your emotional well-being.


Mother’s Day can be a challenging time for those who have experienced the loss of a mother.
Mother’s Day can be a challenging time for those who have experienced the loss of a mother.

Prioritising Your Grief: Grieving is deeply personal, and avoiding celebrations doesn’t mean you love your mum any less.

Avoiding Triggers: Stepping away from celebrations may help you avoid emotional overwhelm.

Taking Time to Reflect: Use the day for quiet reflection or self-care instead of participating in traditions that feel painful.

Honouring Your Own Needs: It’s important to prioritise what feels right for you, even if it’s different from others' expectations.

Creating Your Own Ritual: If skipping celebrations, create a private way to honour your mum, like lighting a candle or writing a letter.

Exploring Nature: Spend the day in nature for peace and grounding, away from the societal focus on the day.

Seeking Support: Lean on understanding friends or family.

Planning for Next Year: Take it one year at a time—your approach to Mother’s Day can evolve as you heal.

Embracing Freedom: Give yourself permission to grieve in your own way without guilt or judgment.


Ignite the Connection with Ignite Your Sexy: If you’re struggling to make peace with skipping the day, schedule a call with Ignite Your Sexy for personalised support and follow our socials.





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