Moms want the best for their families, so they make sure to do all things with much thought and care. In fact, 92% of moms on Twitter believe that their family is the most important thing in the world. According to the 2019 Global Web Index; 25% of Twitter users in the Philippines are mothers, mainly Millennial moms. As the platform of choice for real-time information, moms go to Twitter to search for #WhatsHappening around the globe and even proudly share their motherhood journey on Twitterverse.
Just in time for Mother’s Day, we are giving the spotlight to all Filipino moms and see what they usually talk about the most on Twitter.
- Moms want real-time information
Because everyone is still required to stay home, going online is the easiest and safest way to find updates. The 2019 Global Web Index revealed that 66% of moms go on social media to stay-up-to-date and 48% even found or have read news and current events on Twitter.
We know that moms have a lot of roles to fulfill, so finding information in real-time is important in keeping busy moms in the loop. As school updates are one of today’s pressing concerns, moms can check the Department of Education (@DepEd_PH) and Commission on Higher Education (@PhCHED) accounts for new announcements.
Embeddable Tweet:https://twitter.com/NeryWifey/status/1252193579264606208
Embeddable Tweet: https://twitter.com/PhCHED/status/1249931402771984384
Never miss out on an important update by setting up your notification preferences. Here are the steps on how to enable notifications for a specific account you follow:
- From the account profile, tap the notification icon
- Check the box next to Account notifications.
- From the pop-up message, choose between two notification types: All Tweets or Only live video.
- Tap your selection.
2. Share Blissful MOMents
Parenting is not an easy feat, so it is a joy to see moms on Twitter share about their journey on motherhood, pregnancy, and breastfeeding, just to name a few. Moms mostly use Twitter to keep their friends and relatives updated as well as to share precious moments with their children and insights from which other moms can learn from.
Embeddable Tweet: https://twitter.com/thevanvan/status/1249924775205408778
Meanwhile, this mom made a thread of her mouthwatering “quarantine cooking” dishes and also shared some lighthearted moments she spent with her daughter while they were both safe at home.
Embeddable Tweet: https://twitter.com/kiaraelluna/status/1254933939145199616
Embeddable Tweet: https://twitter.com/kiaraelluna/status/1255343503992913920
3. Moms love pop culture, too!
Moms on Twitter are mostly millennials, but it’s safe to say that moms of all ages love a good dose of pop culture and entertainment. This quarantine period, over 45% of moms search for updates about the latest series. One relatable example is how new momma, Anne Curtis (@annecurtissmith), and other moms fangirled over K-dramas such as Crash Landing on You and Itaewon Class.
Embeddable Tweet: https://twitter.com/annecurtissmith/status/1251443606079942656
Embeddable Tweet: https://twitter.com/jennyjennj/status/1244420088876294146
Embeddable Tweet: https://twitter.com/lizberongoy/status/1256567611468349440
4. Tips on everything under the sun
Moms are like superheroes because they just seem capable of doing anything, from being a hands-on mom to a girl boss who is leading her own way to success. Moms surely have some practical tips and advice on how to win in life, and they can definitely learn from one another by sharing it on Twitter.
For example, FIlipino moms on Twitter encourage each other to always make time and pamper themselves with #selfcare activities. This one momma made a thread of the skincare routine and why wearing sunscreen is important for younger skin.
Embeddable Tweet: https://twitter.com/troobie_md/status/1230545747919036416
5. Review and shop for their kids
72% of moms on Twitter said that they are the main food shopper in the household, so it’s no surprise that they are interested to find out any information or tips that can help them shop wisely. They truly want the best for their families, and it reflects on their effort to provide everything that their loved ones need.
This user shared how her mom dedicatedly went to three grocery stores just to find an ingredient for a dessert that they want to make.
Embeddable Tweet: https://twitter.com/kaiserism/status/1257633705901711360
On the other hand, this user shared that his mom sent him grocery items so he can safely stay at home. To give back, he wanted to share his mother’s love to those who might be in need of food and supplies.
Embeddable Tweet: https://twitter.com/zeussology/status/1250253359245692928
Let’s thank all the wonderful moms for always going beyond in showing love and care for their families. Don’t forget to Tweet and personally greet your mom, and other moms you admire, a Happy Mother’s Day!
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