🎶 Silent night, holy night… except someone needs a snack, someone can’t find their shoe, someone is fighting over the remote, and someone just remembered they need 36 cookies for school tomorrow.
The “Mama Needs A Silent Night” Christmas ceramic coffee mug: the official holiday survival cup for every mom who loves Christmas magic… but would also love approximately 12 uninterrupted minutes of peace.
Because let’s be honest, moms are usually the ones making Christmas magical. Decorating the tree, buying the gifts, wrapping the gifts, hiding the gifts, remembering where they hid the gifts (hopefully), baking cookies, planning traditions, and somehow still remembering everyone’s favorite holiday pajamas.
Meanwhile, their Christmas wish list?
Coffee.
Quiet.
Maybe drinking the coffee while it’s actually hot for once.
Because every mama deserves a little Christmas miracle…And sometimes that miracle is everyone leaving her alone long enough to finish her coffee.
This funny Christmas mom mug is perfect for sipping your morning coffee, peppermint mocha, tea, hot chocolate, or whatever festive drink helps you survive the most wonderful (and busiest) time of the year.
It’s festive, funny, and painfully relatable — basically motherhood wrapped up in a coffee cup.
Details:
- 14oz | 4 (top diameter) x 3.5 (height)x 3" (bottom diameter)
- Ceramic Campfire Style Mug
- Red or Green Ceramic Mug
- Design on both sides of mug
- White Lettering
- Designed in the USA
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Minor imperfections are a natural characteristic of our handmade mugs
Care:
- Microwave and Dishwasher Safe
- Wash Before Use + Avoid Abrasive Cloths When Cleaning
- Use Caution When Removing From Microwave
Makes the perfect Christmas gift for: moms, new moms, busy moms, tired moms, toddler moms, boy moms, girl moms, bonus moms, grandmas, wives, sisters, best friends, coworkers, teachers, and every woman who is the magic behind Christmas.
Also Perfect for: Christmas morning coffee, Wrapping presents after bedtime, Holiday movie nights, Surviving school Christmas events, Baking Christmas cookies, Online shopping after everyone falls asleep, Pretending you’re not the reason Santa gets all the credit
