Giving moms a break not only gives them that break, but acknowledges everything they're doing

and how much it takes to work and raise a family and be a partner if she's partnered.

And it takes a lot.

And so I think giving a break is a really loving gift in a way to acknowledge

that. I'm Kyra Blackwell. Day is coming up.

Okay, so tell me all the things that you're going to get your mom for Mother's Day and we'll bleep it out in post.

Oh, okay.

So when she listens, she won't hear it.

First of all, happy birthday and Mother's Day Mom.

Whoa.

Yeah, it's a big one.

Too far.

It's a big one for us. I'm going to get her a really beautiful bouquet of flowers. Love. And I think I'm going to get her a book subscription because she has been reading a lot more, and I want her to have stuff that's fun to read. I love this. I think you are really thoughtful about how you think about gifting, and I

tried to be as well. But like, there are lots of different people out there wanting lots of

different types of stuff, maybe not wanting things at all. For sure. And I feel like every year the

mother's day comes around, you want to acknowledge the mom or the maternal figure in your life.

But it's like, all right, let me dig deep. What are we doing this year?

I mean, even you, you have Mother's Day coming up. You are our mom. And also, your wife is too. So that's a whole thing. Like, it's hard to navigate because it comes every year, so you have to find a new thing at least once a year.

It can feel like you don't want to just tread the same ground all over again. to navigate because it comes every year, so you have to find a new thing at least once a year,

it can feel like you don't want to just tread the same ground all over again. Totally. And to be

fair, it's not necessarily about the gifts. It's, I think, about the acknowledgement of the

role of mothers play in our lives and quality time, but it's also about the gifts, you know, sometimes. So we're going

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