- What has been the hardest period of motherhood for you and how did you deal with it? …
- What is your favorite go-to mom recipe that’s easy for a busy mom with a big family? …
- What is your best advice to moms of little kids? …
- What is your best advice for moms during the tough teenage years?
MOTHERS DAY JOB INTERVIEW
Find Out More About Your Mother’s Life
In honor of Motherâs Day, weâre bringing you a list of questions to ask your mother, grandmother, aunt, or any other mothering figure in your life. These questions are designed spark meaningful conversations youâll appreciate for years to come. Thereâs no need to make it a formal affair. You can save this list and re-visit it from time to time, using the prompts in conversations over an extended period of time. Alternatively, you could use a service like Storii, which is an online life story platform that makes it easy for you or your loved one to document their life story in a Q & A format.Â
Weâre only children for a very short period of time. Therefore, we know our mothers as adults for the vast majority of our lifetime. While the role of a mother can be a significant one, she had a whole life before you were born and after you left home. Have you ever taken the time to ask her about her life story experiences or gotten to know more about her outside her role as your mother? There are bound to be memories and stories sheâs never shared that you will enjoy discovering!Â
Interview Questions For Your Potential Mother’s Helper
These questions will be great starting points for conversation in an interview with a potential mother’s helper. Whether you are interviewing something from Care or having a casual chat, these will help.
For those of you who want to take the chance to get closer to the matriarch in your life, we’ve put together some questions to help create meaningful conversations that you might not have had with them before. Feel free to pick and choose the questions that feel right– we recommend going with your intuition about what questions would work best for the kind of relationship you have with your mother figure.
8. What were your parents like? What was your relationship with them like? How has it evolved over time?
2. Did you have a best friend when you were a kid? If so, what were they like?
Are you willing to help around the house with chores?
When I interviewed our mother’s helper, I made sure to say this…
What you don’t want is someone Super Precious who can’t wash pee sheets or clean up a potty accident.
It may take time before they are comfortable with certain tasks or before you would even ask your mother’s helper to do certain things, but you want someone willing to jump in and do what needs doing.
Read: An Epic List Of Household Chores (that you’ll want help with!)
FAQ
What are some questions to ask moms?
- Were there any similarities between me and you as a child?
- Did you have a best friend when you were a kid? …
- What’s your favorite memory of us?
- What were you like as a kid?
- When were you proudest of me?
- What’s a time that you felt worried or afraid for me?
What questions to ask when interviewing your parents?
- What is your full name and why were you named that? …
- What were the full names, dates of birth and places of birth of your parents and grandparents?
- What were the occupations of your parents?
- What do you remember most about your mother?
What are some juicy questions to ask your mom?
