Gift ideas for Mother’s Day

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I always find Mother’s Day to be a bit of a tricky one, with it coming along not that long after Valentine’s Day and Christmas. It can sometimes be a struggle to know what to buy but this post is full of lovely gift ideas for Mother’s Day.

Treat someone to a special night out in London this year, with Silver Theatre Tickets to a West End Show for Two from buyagift.com. There are plenty of shows to choose from such as Wicked, Matilda and Phantom of the Opera. Booking couldn’t be easier either as you can do it all online, with various options of dates and times.

If you’re not sure what kind of thing your mum might like then there are always experiences boxes from Red Letter Days. The Tempting Gifts for Her box includes a huge range of experiences to choose from, suitable for one or more people. This gift offers the recipient the freedom of being able to choose themselves!

For the person who is hard to buy for, why not give them the freedom to choose themselves? Prezzee gift cards can be purchased online, personalised in a few minutes and the recipient can receive the gift card via email. This is also great for anyone who is forgetful or likely to buy something last minute.

Prezzee vouchers can be redeemed with so many different retailers such as Air BnB, John Lewis, Asda, Costa, Matalan and Ikea, just to name a few!

Looking for that one-stop shop when it comes to Mother’s Day? IWOOT has you covered with some great bundles. I don’t think you can go wrong with a mug and card, and I really love the Mum Mug and Mum I Donut Know What I’d Do Without You Greetings Card! Other bundles include mugs, blankets, and t-shirts!

NOMO (no missing out) has a fantastic range of vegan and free from chocolates, meaning there’s something for everyone this Mother’s Day. The range is suitable for vegan, non-vegan, or allergy sufferers, with all products being free-from eggs, dairy, nuts, and gluten. With bars and delicious buttons available, what would you choose?

You can never really go wrong if you buy me stationery and STABILO is one of my favourite brands. They always have great products for all ages and loads to choose from. My personal favourites this year are the Pastellove 2.0 highlighters

, point 88 fineliners and the amazing practical desk set of swing cool highlighters. Kit someone out this Mother’s Day with a fabulous STABILO bundle.

Buying a gift for a foodie in the family? Japanese snacks and drinks brand, Kelly Loves, has a fantastic range to choose from. The Ultimate Sushi Kit allows you to make authentic sushi rolls and maki, containing toppings such as fried onions, ginger and wasabi. Make the gift into a bundle with some extras such as kimchi and Ramune drinks.

Winter can really take its toll on our skin and our hands can end up getting dry, sore and cracked. Give hands a pamper with the SEAMS Cuticle, Hand & Nail Oil, helping to restore cracked cuticles, soften skin and nourish really dry patches. The packaging might say for hands but this is ideal for dry heels, elbows & knees too!

Got a book lover to buy for this year? Find some recommendations of new releases below:

What are you telling yourself about being over 50? Your story will inform the life you’re creating. Women over fifty are a force to be reckoned with. Change your mindset. Reclaim your superpowers, stop people-pleasing and embrace ageing after fifty.

What are you telling yourself about being over 50? The story you tell yourself will inform the life you’re creating.

Change your mindset. Reclaim your superpowers, stop people-pleasing and embrace ageing after fifty and beyond. Women over fifty are a force to be reckoned with. This book will convince you and the rest of the world that opportunities are plentiful for you and that it is possible to reinvent your life and how people perceive ageing.

Forward After Fifty by Rebecca Ronane

Margaret Thorli is a successful businesswoman, mentor and mother. in the single mother and the dating book, Margaret shares many emotions, dilemmas, and circumstances that single mothers will identify with. From caring for a young child or children to managing a household, juggling finance while holding down a job (or setting up a business) and trying to date on top of all that! You will find yourself laughing, crying and empathising with the stories in the book. However, most importantly, you will find many tips, advice and actionable guidance that you can apply in your life. Skip the frogs. Go straight to the prince!

A Single Mother and the Dating Game by Margaret Thorli

Did you ever wonder what might happen if your cat turned human? When feisty Tiffany loses her temper with boyfriend Anthony, and accidentally topples a set of inherited Egyptian figurines, ancient forces take their mischievous revenge…and grant her careless wish that men were more like her tabby cat Felix.

It’s fun at first, as Tiffany and Felix gleefully launch him into her social circle, but it soon becomes clear that charismatic Felix spells trouble. As he wins lightning-fast success as a talented artist, Tiffany and her friends’ relationships begin to flex and recalibrate – not always for the better.

Felix Unbound by Cathy Gunn

Becoming a mother is not just a question of learning how to bring up a child – it brings with it a profound change of identity. The same happens years later, when children grow up and leave home and the mother’s job is, supposedly, ‘done.’ Yet this phase of motherhood rarely gets attention. In this moving and thought provoking book the author of A Wedding in the Family, Annette Byford continues her examination of how mothers experience family transitions and how it impacts their sense of who they are. The book focuses on the practical and emotional challenges and tasks of being a mother of adult children, from the experience of the empty nest through being a mother-in-law, grandmother and negotiating growing old.

Once A Mother, Always a Mother by Annette Byford

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