US moms don't get enough self care, research says - here's why
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US moms don't get enough self care, research says - here's why
""The study shows that the moms in our lives need some self-care," said Ben Jones, chief executive officer of Radiance Holdings, the parent company of Woodhouse Spas."
"Knowing how much the moms in their life do, 67% of the respondents agree that their mom spends too much time worrying about everyone else."
A recent survey conducted by Talker Research for Woodhouse Spas reveals that a third of Americans feel their mothers do not prioritize self-care, with 70% expressing concern about the overwhelming responsibilities mothers face. Despite a close relationship, where many individuals feel they understand their mom better than anyone else, respondents indicate they show appreciation seldomly, averaging less than twice a month. Furthermore, 90% concur that self-care should be a priority for mothers, highlighting the need for more attention towards their wellness while acknowledging the importance of familial bonds.
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