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From cleaner to chauffeur, moms juggle roles to keep homes afloat: survey

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From cleaner to chauffeur, moms juggle roles to keep homes afloat: survey

How long would the typical family last without a mom to run the show? Less than a day, according to the data.

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Lifestyle From cleaner to chauffeur, moms juggle roles to keep homes afloat: survey By Julia Sutherlin, SWNS Published April 30, 2026, 1:27 p.m. ET Originally Published by: How long would the typical family last without a mom to run the show? Less than a day, according to the data. A recent survey in honor of Mother’s Day polled 2,000 moms, spotlighting their many roles and contributions to the family, and found that more than half (58%) said that things would crash and burn without them in a day or less. The study commissioned by It’s a Family Thing! by S’moresUp and conducted by Talker Research confirmed that moms really do steer the family through day-to-day life.

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