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This Mother’s Day, give Mom what she deserves: $94,000

When you add up the economic value of all of Mom's roles, that bouquet of flowers just doesn't seem like enough.

By P.J. D’Annunzio | May 08, 2020 at 10:07 AM

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If motherhood was a paid position, Mom would be making approximately $94,000 this year as demand for her services during the COVID-19 pandemic has gone through the roof.

According to an analysis of federal wage data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics by Insure.com, its 10th annual “Mother’s Day Index” shows how much common household duties like driving the kids and cooking meals would pay.

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