Mommy Day Drinks: Your safe space for retail therapy & real mom talk.
— because coping looks different now.
— because coping looks different now.
— the funny parts, the exhausting parts, the ugly parts, and the sh*t you don’t always say out loud.
Sometimes we cope by laughing. Sometimes we cope by shopping.
Sometimes we do both. Whatever it looks like for you, you’re safe here.
Mommy Day Drinks is powered by Olivia Rodriguez — a mom, creator, and content strategist with 21+ years of experience inside advertising for household-name brands and real-life chaos. Everything you see here is built from lived experience, sharp instincts, and an unfiltered understanding of what moms actually think, feel, and need.


Hi, I’m Liv — the mom behind Mommy Day Drinks.
I’m a mom of four (two girls, two boys, ages 16–24), celebrating 20 years of marriage this April, and someone who’s lived enough life for a handful of people.
I’ve been there and done that — and I’m still here, in my 40s, figuring it out in real time. Because life doesn’t stop, and neither does being a mom. Like… ever.
I believe in breaking the damn cycle and keeping it real — especially with yourself. I believe in giving yourself permission to feel it all and also say f*ck. it all, when you need to... It’s called balance. And at the end of the day, moms are human too.
Around here, we laugh, we cope, we shop, and we don’t pretend motherhood is supposed to look polished. Sarcasm helps. Humor helps. And honestly, an edible kicking in with a cocktail in hand helps the most.

Let’s be honest — motherhood doesn’t come with a manual, just opinions. This space exists because real moms need somewhere to land that isn’t filtered, fixed, or fake.
Not everything needs a lesson. Not every feeling needs to be productive.
Sometimes you just need to laugh, vent, shop, or sit in the mess for a minute without being told, “it’ll get better.”
That’s what Mommy Day Drinks is about — real coping, in real life & retail therapy as a form of self-care & love.

I didn’t grow up with soft landings. I grew up learning how to survive, adapt, and keep going when quitting would’ve been easier.
I’m a mom now — a damn good one — but I’m also a woman who carries real life with her. The healed parts. The still-working-on-it parts. And everything in between.
This space isn’t here to fix you.
It’s here to sit with you.
To normalize the messy middle.
To remind you that you’re not broken — you’re human.
If you’ve ever felt like a “bad mom” while doing your absolute best —
You belong here. And let’s drink to that.
You didn’t survive just to wear a basic tee. Every shirt is stitched with shade, power, and a little petty prayer. The only line-up you'll want to witness.
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