11/05/2025
Happy Mother’s Day, beautiful autism mum.
Do you sometimes scroll past those “perfect” Mother's Days posts and wonder if anyone sees your version of motherhood?
"She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come."
— Proverbs 31:25 (NIV)
Today might not look like a slow breakfast in bed, a day off, or a Pinterest-worthy moment. Maybe you’re still running on two hours sleep.
Maybe your child doesn’t know what today means, or can’t say “I love you” with words. Maybe the meltdown started before you could open a card.
But here’s what I want you to hear:
You are doing the impossible every day.
You are doing all the usual mum stuff—packing lunches, cleaning messes, listening to sibling squabbles—and on top of that, you’re managing therapies, decoding behaviours, filling out funding forms, calming storms, and navigating an entire world on your child’s behalf.
You are seen. Not just for the big, brave moments—but for every quiet decision to show up with love when you feel like collapsing. God sees it all. And He celebrates you today.
You might not get the recognition the world gives other mums—but Heaven sees you as a warrior in worship, a mum who loves like Jesus: relentlessly, sacrificially, beautifully.
To the mum holding it together for her child with extra needs...
To the mum doing it alone…
To the mum whose child can’t say “Happy Mother’s Day,” but shows love in other ways…
To the mum grieving the dreams she thought motherhood would look like…
To the mum holding hope for tiny steps of progress…
You are not forgotten. You are loved. You are doing enough.
To every mum in the trenches today—Happy Mother’s Day. You are a walking miracle. There is beauty even here. And yes—there are Miracles in the Meltdowns.
Lord, thank You for every mother who’s reading this right now—especially the ones who feel like they’re barely holding it together. Today, meet her in the middle of her mess. Remind her that You see the parts no one claps for. Remind her that her love is enough. Give her moments of grace today, and if not rest—then laughter. If not perfection—then peace. Amen