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35+ Mother’s Day Gift Ideas To Show Her You Care — Even If You’re Apart
Even though Mother’s Day will be a little different this year, it doesn’t mean you can’t show the special lady in your life how much you love her. Instead of a brunch date or weekend trip to the spa, how about sending her a care package of her favorite things? From wellness-inspired items that encourage rest and relaxation to little luxuries to spruce up her home for spring, we compiled 36 Mother’s Day gift ideas we think she’ll love. Now, all you need is a postage stamp!
In case you missed it, the terrazzo trend isn’t going anywhere. This speckled vase is the perfect accessory for fresh-cut blooms, whether it’s adorning a quaint breakfast table or adding drama to a mantel.
In the second installment of her best-selling cookbook, Magnolia Table, HGTV star Joanna Gaines shares 145 new recipes from her kitchen table to your mom’s. The Lemon-Lavender Tart and Magnolia Press Chocolate Cake are must-tries!
During these uncertain times, mental well-being is more important than ever. This first aid kit is designed to add a little brightness to your loved one’s day, thanks to goodies like chocolate, uplifting essential oil spray and mindfulness cards.
For meditation enthusiasts or those just starting their practice, these comfy cushions are a pretty perk to finding peace and calm at home. Bonus: when they’re not being used, they make a stylish addition to a living room or bedroom.
This one-of-a-kind, hand-carved breakfast board — made in Vancouver Island — is a handsome canvas for any charcuterie.
They say good things come in small packages, and it couldn’t be more true for this sweet set, complete with a boxed bar soap, body polish and body mousse. Choose between, “Hello Gorgeous,” “You Are Loved” and “Best Mum Ever.”
In collaboration with Urban Barn, Victoria, British Columbia-based artist Andrea Soos dreamed up six playful pastel paintings to add an artful touch to any room.
This vegan and cruelty-free starter kit is crafted specifically for mature skin, thanks to ingredients like ultra-hydrating squalane.
See ya, bad hair days! These dreamy satin and silk pillow cases and matching scrunchies by PJ Harlow — available in five elegant shades — will protect your mom’s hair as she sleeps.
Part of Holt Renfrew’s H Project, which promotes products with a purpose, these stone resin servers not only look good but are good for the planet, too. They’re made from recycled waste material from the oil industry.
Nothing welcomes spring more than a fresh floral scent. Aerin’s latest juice has notes of geranium, pink pepper and white peony for a feminine fragrance that will leave a lasting impression.
Sipping tea is the ultimate relaxing ritual, so why not invest in this peppermint Scandinavian tea set for the special lady in your life, complete with a teapot, sugar and creamer?
The perfect pairing to a new tea set? Tea leaves of course! This brew contains lemongrass, ginger and pieces of whole fruit for a soothing sip every time.
This double brass candle holder — which will develop a beautiful patina over time — has Lynda Reeves’ stamp of approval. “The scale is perfect and it works much better than the separate single candlesticks,” she says. “It feels new.”
Wallets are something we rarely buy ourselves, so treat your mom, aunt or grandma with this dainty pink accessory. Bonus: you can add a monogram for free!
Notes of lemon leaf, orange peel and Lebanese cedar mingle together to create an indulging fragrance for a powder room, reading nook or principal bedroom.
How cute is this hand-painted herb tea towel? Made out of a cotton flour sack, it gets softer with each wash.
Ease aching muscles and stiff joints with this soothing blend of rosemary, marjoram and Roman chamomile. Just add 3 to 5 tablespoons to a hot bath!
No serene soak in the tub is complete without a fluffy bathrobe to sink into. The extra absorbent cotton fabric feels like a warm hug!
Tending to indoor plants or a blooming backyard becomes a fashion statement with this sleek, Scandi-style watering can. The cool, copper finish feels very of-the-moment.
Made in Toronto, this luxurious face oil — flecked with 24k gold — helps lock in moisture, reduces redness and more. Plus, the faint scent of sandalwood, grapefruit, juniper berry and anise makes it even more of a self-care Sunday essential.
If your mom is a fan of the jade facial roller, she’ll adore the rose quartz gua sha. Tell her to pair it with her serum or moisturizer to help reduce puffiness and relieve tension in the morning and before bed.
The Hudson’s Bay Point Blanket is one of the symbols of Canadian culture, becoming a family heirloom passed down from generation to generation. Why not start your own tradition just in time for their 350th anniversary?
Handmade and hand-painted in Granada, Spain, this terracotta clay pitcher looks equally gorgeous holding lush foliage as it does a fresh brew of coffee.
With the bars being closed, there’s no better time to delve into the art of cocktail making at home. This stylish set includes a copper shaker, double jigger, cocktail strainer, bar spoon and muddler.
Your mom doesn’t have to drink alcohol to be a cocktail connoisseur! This cookbook showcases the creativity of low and non-alcoholic beverages using a variety of seasonal fruit, vegetables, nuts and herbs.
There’s a reason candles are go-to gifts: scents are incredibly personal, and it’s a lasting way to show someone you care. This relaxing eucalyptus and lavender soy wax candle is crafted in Toronto and burns up to 40 hours.
Illuminate a city garden with this enchanting candle lantern. Place a few along a stone pathway for a romantic look once the sun goes down.
If your mom lives in a small space, this canvas wall organizer from Winnipeg-based retailer June Home Supply is the perfect storage solution. There’s 20 durable compartments, so she can store all of her kitchen essentials.
We’re all trying to be more sustainable these days, and that includes being more conscious of your beauty routine. These reusable and washable organic cotton face cloths are an eco-friendly alternative to single-use cotton rounds or makeup wipes.
Food enthusiasts, rejoice! Handcrafted in Iga, Japan, this clay rice cooker creates flavorful and fluffy rice for stir fries, sushi and more.
Made by Mexican artisans, this intricately woven, eco-friendly basket is made from palm fibres. The sleek design holds blankets, throw pillows and linens with ease.
Support Canadian artisans and help stock your mom’s pantry at the same time with this Middle Eastern kitchen set, all handmade in Syria and packaged in Montreal.
One of the easiest way to refresh a space for the new season is swapping out throw pillows — and nothing resembles spring more than a delicate floral pattern.
A silk sleep mask is a self-care essential in our books, especially when it comes in an on-trend green and marble pattern. Time to catch some zzz’s.
Constant hand washing can leave hands cracked and begging for moisture, so Toronto-based Consonant Skincare created a hygiene kit ideal for these uncertain times. Their sulphate-free wash and hydrating cream (plus portable bottle to use during a grocery run) works wonders.
Once soirées are back in full swing, these quirky invitations will be put to good use. This set comes in two patterns: black-and-white polka dot and lush bamboo!