Interesting Hobbies for Moms (150+ Ideas)
Looking for fun, interesting, and engaging Hobbies for Moms? Something just for you, to fill your time, and provide a little bit of much-needed self-care?
This list is for you!
With more than 150 ideas, you’re bound to find the perfect hobby to begin as a new Mom, Young Mom, Older Mom, or just plain worn-out Mama!
I do a bunch of these hobbies myself and find they really help me to relax and unwind, after a stressful day with the kids!
I hope your new hobby brings you great joy and rest as you spend some much-needed time on yourself in between all that Mom-ing!
Cheap Hobbies for Moms
Often we put off starting a hobby because some hobbies can be so expensive and time-consuming. I had considered doing a separate category for cheap hobbies for moms, but well over half of this list of hobbies would have been in it! So many of them are cheap to start, or even free!
So, I have categorized them by theme instead.
Check out the type of hobby you’re interested in and you’ll see lots and lots of cheap hobbies within that category that you can try either for free (with online courses, YouTube or your local library), or very cheaply with just a few supplies.
Creative Hobbies for Moms
1. Knitting
2. Crocheting
3. Sewing
4. Embroidery
5. Tatting (Creating Lace)
6. Origami
7. Cross Stitch
8. Macrame
9. Beading
10. Woodwork
11. Wood Carving
12. Whittling
13. Leather Work
14. Glass Blowing
15. Glass Etching
16. Stained Glass Art
17. Screen Painting
18. Up-Cycling
19. Upholstery
20. Pottery
21. Sculpting
22. Creative Writing
23. Blogging
24. Joining a Drama Club (Acting)
25. Singing
26. Painting
27. Drawing
28. Interior Design
29. Decoupage
30. Felting
31. Weaving
32. Quilting
33. Patchwork
34. Basket Weaving
35. Wreath Making
36. Jewellery Making
37. Quilling
38. Parchment Craft
39. Book Binding
40. Making Bath Bombs
41. Photography
42. Digital Art
43. DIY
44. Song Writing
45. Thrifting (Looking for bargains at thrift stores)
Active Hobbies for Moms
46. Kickboxing
47. Karate
48. Martial Arts
49. Tai Chi
50. Fencing
51. Trampolining
52. Ballet
53. Tap Dance
54. Swing Dance
55. Ballroom Dance
56. Hip Hop Dancing
57. Ceilidh Dancing
58. Highland Dancing
59. Gymnastics
60. Football
61. Rugby
62. Golf
63. Archery
64. Tennis
65. Table Tennis
66. Badminton
67. Ultimate Frisbee
68. Go-Karting
69. Skiing
70. Sledging
71. Snowboarding
72. Jogging
73. Juggling
74. Rowing
75. Kayaking
76. Canoeing
77. White Water Rafting
78. Sailing
79. Roller Skating
80. Mountain Biking
81. Horse Riding
82. Surfing
83. Body Boarding
84. Paddle Boarding
85. Pilates
86. Zumba Dance Class
87. Paintballing
88. Quad Biking
89. Rock Climbing
90. Ice Climbing
91. Bouldering
92. Spelunking (Caving)
93. Yoga
94. Weight-lifting
95. Swimming
96. Octopush
97. Snorkelling
98. Cycling
99. Join an Athletics Club
100. Geocaching
101. Slacklining
102. Pickleball
Hobbies for Nature-Loving Moms
103. Nature Walks
104. Hiking
105. Bird Watching
106. Nature Identification (Identify plants you find)
107. Star Gazing
108. Flower Pressing
109. Volunteering for a Conservation Charity
110. Tree Planting
111. Gardening
112. Camping
113. Foraging
114. Mountaineering
115. Fishing
116. Bee Keeping
117. Willow Weaving
118. Collecting Seashells
Hobbies for Moms at Home
119. Reading
120. Listening to Music
121. Listening to Podcasts
122. Colouring in
123. Nail Art
124. Make-up Artistry
125. Aromatherapy
126. Calligraphy
127. Crosswords
128. Sudoku Puzzles
129. Cooking
130. Baking
131. Cake Decorating
132. Canning
133. Brewing
134. Wine-Making
135. Cheese-Making
136. Pizza-Making
137. Grilling
138. Puzzles
139. Journaling
140. Meditation
141. Playing Chess
142. Mixology (Cocktail Making)
143. Candle Making
144. Card Making
145. Soup Making
146. Scrap Booking
147. Flower Arranging
148. Enrol in an Online Learning Course
149. Learn a new instrument
150. Learn a new language
151. Playing Computer Games
152. Stamp Collecting
153. Playing Board Games
154. Cricut Crafts
155. Couponing
156. Video Gaming
I hope you found this massive list of Hobbies for Moms helpful as you consider what you’d like to try. Remember, there’s no harm in trying a few things out before you decide which one, or two, or three, hobbies are right for you!
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