Frog & Toad Press

How Do You Do It All Mom?! Greeting Card

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$3.32 $4.95 In stock

Category: Mom & Dad

"How Do You Do It All Mom?! (and still look like a million bucks)"

  • Printed in Rhode Island
  • A2, 100#, 100% recycled white paper
  • A2 sized kraft paper envelope
  • Blank inside
  • Sealed plastic sleeve
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

The kraft envelope and plastic sleeve kept the card pristine during shipping, which I appreciated. The recycled paper has a nice texture that made the mom joke feel even more thoughtful. My mom got a genuine laugh out of the “still look like a million bucks” line.

Matthew ★★★★★

The recycled card stock has a nice weight to it—feels substantial in your hand. My mom actually laughed out loud at the “still look like a million bucks” part, which made the whole purchase worth it. The kraft envelope gives it a simple, thoughtful touch.

Andrew X. ★★★★★

The envelope is a sturdy kraft paper that feels way more premium than the flimsy ones from the drugstore, and the 100% recycled stock has a nice toothy texture. Blank inside means I can actually write something heartfelt instead of reading a pre-printed poem. My mom laughed out loud at the "million