We can't even imagine the sacrifices our mums make for us. And it's only natural that we want to thank them for it and show them our love. But what to give to your favourite mum on Mother's Day? After all, there are so many things around, how to make the right choice? The main thing in this case is an individual approach. Choose something that will please your mum. And it's also important to remember, time is something that all mums lack most often, so most of the items are related to things that they find it hard to find time for in everyday life.
- A day away from the kids. Yes, children are the most precious thing in a mum's life, but sometimes she really needs a break to restore her energy.
- A gift card to her favourite coffee shop, can be combined with breakfast there too.
- A gift certificate for Amazon or another marketplace she often buys from. She will definitely find something to order there.
- A book that will remind mums how good it is to make time for themselves.
- Frozen dinners (homemade or store-bought). It sounds strange, but trust me, your mum will be very grateful when on some very busy day she doesn't have to cook anything and just uses the frozen dinners.
- Chocolate. Many mums have a sweet tooth, but with the birth of their children they have to constantly share and not finish the goodies. Therefore, she will be pleased to receive as a gift her personal inviolable stock of her favourite sweets. You can also order sweets with letters or chocolates with pictures.
- A set for home spa holidays: bath salts and foams, masks, candles, creams.
- A fragrant bubble bath. The most important thing in this point is that there must not be children's screams and requests to open the door from behind the door, otherwise it will not count.
- Breakfast in bed.
- A gift card to a pizza place so she can pick up pizza for the family one night when she doesn't feel like cooking, or eat it all by herself.
- Something from her favourite home improvement shop.
- A whole day "off" from all mum duties.
- Dinner at a beautiful place where dressing up is a must.
- Personalised photo shoot. Motherhood is very little personal, all boundaries are erased, many things are forgotten and pushed to the background. At least let your mother be the centre of attention at the photo session.
- A photo shoot with the whole family. And this point is a little bit about something else. Mums, especially young mums, often take photos of their children, separately or together with dads. But very few people take pictures of mum and baby. A good reason to rectify that.
- A photo calendar with her and the kids. After the previous points, you'll have lots of cool photos to make this.
- Manicure/pedicure appointment.Date night with my husband, complete with a booked and paid babysitter.
- A bottle (or two) of your favourite wine to enjoy after the kids have gone to bed.
- Jewellery with her children's names on it.
- Going to the theatre or cinema.
- A few cartons of her favourite ice cream.
- Daki Market Gift Card.
- Organise a trip from the "Someday" list. This is one of those places my mum used to say, "We'll definitely go there someday".
- Massage. Better yet, an annual subscription. Believe me, most mums dream of it.
- A good mixer that will work no matter how many servings of biscuits she makes in it.
- A book by her favourite author.
- A cosy, fluffy blanket or blanket with photos.
- A good camera or a phone with such a feature so that it can capture all the fleeting moments of childhood.
- Her favourite snacks and treats that are just for her and no one else.
- Dishwashing Week.
- A film that makes her laugh, cry and smile every time she watches it.
- Do something on her household to-do list that has been there for months (or maybe even years).
- Replace her biscuit trays that are scratched and worn from years of baking.
- Send her to a sleepover with her mates.
- Professional house cleaning, preferably on an ongoing basis.
- A trip to the spa.
- Makeover: give the gift of a day at the beauty salon where she'll get a chic makeover and hairstyle.
- A gift card to her favourite clothing shop and time to shop on her own so she can actually try on the clothes.
- Take her car to the car wash and give her coupons for future car washes.
- Prepare dinner for the family so they have a night off from cooking.
- A robot hoover, if you still don't have one. In general, any technique that can facilitate everyday life will be a good gift, as it will free up a lot of free time. But still, the priority should be personal gifts, not for the house and the whole family.
- Get the whole family together and stay up late talking and playing games.
- A weekend alone in a hotel.
- Photo collage poster.
- A gift card to a shop that has everything for her hobby.
- Postcard, reminding her how much she's doing.
- Surprise her with lunch at her favourite restaurant..... next month.
- There's probably an item that's been on her wish list for months, but she doesn't want to or can't buy it - then there's not enough money, then there are more important purchases.
- Of course a bouquet of flowers or a potted plant as an addition to any gift on the list.
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