Last Updated on May 5, 2025
A Mother’s Day printable survey makes a great (and free) gift for Mom, one she’ll treasure forever.

One of the best things about this gift is it’s easy for dad to have the kids complete.
With four kids, I’ve received a wide variety of Mother’s Day gifts over the years. While some of these labors of love from my children have occupied sacred space on my desk or tabletop for extended periods of time, the gifts I will never part with are the ones that capture snapshots of their personalities and their opinions at a particular point in time.
So, I have a computer folder full of little videos they have created for me and a file in the file cabinet with hand-drawn cards and the Mother’s Day surveys their teachers have had them fill out in class.
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Why is a Mother’s Day Survey a Good Mother’s Day Gift
One of the things a mom wants to know the most is that what she’s doing actually matters to her children and is making a difference or an impact in their lives. A survey is an easy way for kids, even young kids, to be able to express that to their moms.
- It’s personalized and heartfelt because it lets kids share specific memories, thoughts, and feelings about their mothers, making the gift more meaningful than a generic present.
- The completed survey will be a cherished keepsake, reminding moms of their children’s love and appreciation for years to come.
- Filling out the survey can be a fun and engaging way for kids to work together with their dad and siblings. They’ll create special memories of the time they spent together while creating a special memory for their mom.
- Mothers can gain a deeper understanding of their children’s perspectives and things they like, and then maybe do more of those things to grow their unique bond.
- Printable surveys are a budget-friendly option and easy to do, making them a convenient gift idea. Dads will appreciate not having to stress about what to have the kids get for mom.

Creative Ways to Use These Printables
A Mother’s Day survey is such a thoughtful gift. Here are some creative ways to use it:
- If you’re hosting a Mother’s Day Brunch, place the surveys at each plate setting with pens. Have everyone fill them out while waiting for food or between courses and give them to their moms.
- Tuck the filled-out survey into a gift basket alongside flowers, chocolates, or any of her favorite things. You can even include a homemade card.
- Hand the completed surveys to her when she wakes up as a wonderful way to start her day.
- Have the kids fill out the survey, then read their answers on camera. String the clips together into a short, sweet video.
- Hang up all the surveys on a wall or door like a mini art gallery for Mom to see when she walks in the room.
- Collect the surveys each year and make a little “Mother’s Day Memories” book. Year after year, it becomes even more special.
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Markers and Pens: The right writing instrument makes a big difference! Depending on what I’m writing, I have different preferences. Here are my favorites for each type:
- Ball point pens – These are the ones I use for regular note taking
- Gel pens – My favorites for journaling
- Erasable gel pens – I use these for my calendar so I still have pretty colors but can easily change things if my schedule changes
Download the Mother’s Day Printable Survey
While it’s funny to look back and see how none of my children at the age of 5 had any concept of how much I weighed or how old I was, my favorite questions from these surveys had to do with what they liked about our time together. It was also a nice pick-me-up on Mother’s Day to find out that there are a few things I do and cook that my children don’t hate.
So, I took my favorite questions from the collection of surveys my kids have filled out over the years and made my own.
Feel free to bookmark this page and send the link to your husband so he can help your kids come up with this idea to surprise you with on Mother’s Day. 🙂

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My Mother’s Day Printable Survey From My Daughter
I talked my daughter into filling one out for me to make sure she could figure out the questions without any help. I didn’t even have to bribe her to work in “Wondermom.”
Best Mother’s Day Gift Ever.

Additional Mother’s Day Gift Ideas
If you want some additional ideas about what to give or do for a mom for Mother’s Day, consider some of these gift/activity ideas:
- Tickled Pink: Easy Gift Idea for Mother’s Day: This pink themed gift bag is such a cute and easy gift idea for Mother’s Day!
- A Motherhood Journal Jar: This motherhood journal jar is such an easy DIY gift for Mother’s Day! The printable prompts provide lots of inspiration for mom’s journaling which then becomes a treasured gift for her children.
- Where to Take Mom for Mother’s Day: Mom spends a lot of time working on the house—give her a break on Mother’s Day and take her out. Here are some ideas of where to take mom for Mother’s Day.
- Mother’s Day Breakfast: Kids wake up early to surprise their moms with a special Mother’s Day breakfast. Here are some easy recipes they can make that you’ll actually want to eat.
- Meaningful Mother’s Day Ideas That Don’t Cost a Fortune: Discover heartfelt ways to celebrate Mom with these meaningful Mother’s Day ideas that are thoughtful, creative, and affordable!
What’s your favorite Mother’s Day gift that you’ve received or given?
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Great website for tons of resources!
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I can’t figure out how to print the Mother’s Day survey. Please help. 🙂
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If you put your email in the sign-up form, you’ll be sent instructions on how to print the Mother’s Day survey. If you need anymore help, let me know.
How do I print this? I signed up, but still don’t see where to download. It took me to a whole other page with other downloadables.
That page is my content library with all my printables (available free to subscribers). This printable is listed under “Just For Fun” and is titled, “Mother’s Day Printable.”
Is this still available? I am a new subscriber but still cannot download to print.
Yes, it’s still available. Since you’re a new subscriber, you should have been sent a link to my printables library in Airtable. This Mother’s Day survey is in the Gift Tags/Labels section.
PINNED! This is amazing! Love, love it! I am so so glad that you shared this on Making Memories Mondays!
Cathy
Thank you Cathy!
My son’s school did a similar questionnaire and it was the best! Thanks for linking up to the Bloggers Brags Pinterest Party. I have pinned your post to the Bloggers Brags Pinterest Board.
This is such a cute printable! I love to see my kids responses to questions like these!! Thanks so much!
That printable is so sweet! I think this would make a wonderful surprise for any mom. Pinning!
What a sweet Mother’s Day tradition. I wish I’d had this idea and kept one from every year for each of my children. What a treasure that would be!
I love this printable. I would have liked having something like this when my daughter was young. Heck, I may give it to her now and see what she comes up with!