Here’s to the moms everywhere ❤️

Hey there, {{first_name | friend}},

I feel very lucky to be spending Mother’s Day with my 3 girls and my mom, with my mother-in-law just a phone call away. I know how rare this is, and it’s not something I take for granted. 

I imagine that for some of you, this day comes with grief: missing a mom who’s gone, mourning a relationship that’s complicated, or feeling the ache of a version of motherhood that didn’t go the way you had hoped. If that’s where you are this weekend - I see you, and I’m so glad you’re here.

I hope this edition gives you something useful, something heart-warming, and a few minutes that belong just to you.

Happy Mother's Day.

In honor of Mother's Day, I recorded something different this week. As a little gift to you, I share the 5 AI habits that have made my life less chaotic. I hope they help ease the mental load in your life, too.

These are the simplest, lowest tech AI hacks that continue to make a difference for me. If you’re looking for the little ways to make a big difference over time, this episode is for you.

Listen on my website, Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Prompt 1: For honoring your own mom, in her words

Act as a thoughtful interviewer and family historian. I want to capture my mom's stories before they are lost. Help me create a list of 10 meaningful questions I can ask her this Mother's Day - questions to draw out the memories, the feelings, and the wisdom she carries. Format the output as a warm, conversational question guide I can print or pull up on my phone.

Mom tip: Record it if she’ll let you. These are conversations you’ll want to have forever.

Prompt 2: For writing a tribute to the mom you’re becoming

Act as a warm and reflective writing coach. Interview me to write a short letter to myself as a mom. Ask what I have learned, how I have grown, what I hope for the years ahead, and anything else you need to write a letter to me about myself as a mom. Format the output as a printable letter to myself for Mother’s Day 2026 that I can save.

Mom tip: Y’all, I am the one writing these prompts so when I try them myself, they shouldn’t surprise me. But this one really got me.

Prompt 3: For putting the complicated feelings Mother’s Day can surface on paper

Act as a graphic designer and create a beautiful, printable Mother's Day (May 10) journal artifact with a soft, warm design (muted florals, sage green, blush, and cream tones; handwritten-style font for headings). Format as a keepsake, not a worksheet. Include generous writing space beneath each journal prompt, and design it to be filled out privately on paper or in a PDF editor. Include these journal prompts:

Mom tip: Here’s what I created in Claude if you’d like to print and use!

If this edition resonated with you, please forward it to another mom who you think would enjoy it. The AI-Empowered Mom community grows one good recommendation at a time, and sending this to someone is a pretty lovely Mother's Day gesture.

Until next time,

P.S. Em, the AI family assistant from AI-Empowered Mom launched this weekend to the first people on our waitlist, and we’re loving how moms are lightening their mental load with it already! If you haven’t added your name to the list yet, you can do it here!

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