All About Mom Questionnaire: An Easy Mother’s Day Gift from Kids
This printable “All About Mom” questionnaire is a fun way to get kids involved in making their own Mother’s Day Gift. It’s a sweet and simple way to show Mom some extra love (and laughs).
Looking for a simple yet meaningful Mother’s Day gift from the kids? This free printable makes it easy to create something that ticks all the boxes: it’s kid-made, sentimental, and something she can keep forever to remember her favorite little people.
A Simple Mother’s Day Gift Mom’s Actually Want
Whether you’re a dad helping the kids create something special, a teacher planning a classroom activity, or a room parent organizing a Mother’s Day surprise, this All About My Mom printable questionnaire is the perfect Mother’s Day printable gift from kids.
Because more than anything else, what do moms really want on Mother’s Day? To feel seen. Appreciated. Loved.
Motherhood is full of unseen sacrifices—making meals, wiping tears, driving carpools, and showing up day after day in a hundred quiet ways. But those efforts don’t always come with end-of-year bonuses or roaring applause.
I’ve definitely had days where I’ve wondered, “What did I even accomplish today?”
Why Moms Love This Gift
That’s why I love this printable so much. It gives moms a glimpse into how much their kids actually do notice—their words, their actions, their love.
A few years ago, my son filled out a similar questionnaire, and when he got to the prompt “My mom always says…” he wrote:
“My mom always says…LOOK FOR THE GOOD.”
That phrase is one I say often—it’s even framed on our kitchen wall. Seeing it written in his sweet handwriting brought tears to my eyes. It reminded me that even when it doesn’t feel like it, our words and efforts matter. They’re sinking in.
And that’s the real beauty of this simple Mother’s Day gift.
Easy to Use – and It’s Free!
This printable Mother’s Day gift really is so simple. Just print the page (there’s one with a color design and one in black and white for easy printing or coloring).
Have your child fill it out and draw a picture or glue a photo of them with Mom in the circle labeled “Mom and Me.” It’s simple, meaningful, and doesn’t cost a dime.
Ready to print yours?
Pro Tip for Dads: Have your kids fill out these questionnaires while you’re making breakfast on Sunday morning. Or, offer to do the bedtime routine on Saturday night and ask the kids these questions then.
Pro Tip for Moms: If this is something you’d love your kids to do for you, go ahead and print it out and set them out for your kids and partner to do. There’s no shame in speaking up and asking for what you want, especially when it’s as simple as this!
Bonus Idea: Make It a Keepsake!
Want to make this even more memorable? Trace your child’s handprint on the back of the page and include the date. Moms will love pulling this out years later and remembering just how tiny those hands once were.
So if you’re looking for a quick, easy, and unforgettable way to say “We love you,” give this printable a try.
Happy Mother’s Day!
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