Mothers Day Gift Guide for 2023

Mother’s Day is celebrated to appreciate the hard work and love that mothers give to their children and families. It is a day to show gratitude and make mothers feel special and appreciated for all that they do. Celebrating Mother’s Day can help to create happy memories that will last a lifetime.

Mother’s Day in the United Kingdom is celebrated on the fourth Sunday of Lent, which typically falls in the month of March.

Here are some ways to make the most of Mother’s Day

  1. Personalize the Gift: Instead of buying a generic gift from the store, try to personalize the gift by making it yourself or adding a personal touch to a purchased item.
  2. Spend Time Together: Spend quality time with your mother, doing something she enjoys. A special activity or outing can be a more meaningful experience than a material gift.
  3. Give Experiences: Give your mother an experience she will never forget, such as a concert, cooking class, or spa day.
  4. Write a Heartfelt Letter or write some real sentiments in a card.: A heartfelt letter expressing your love and gratitude can be more meaningful than any material gift.
  5. Make it a Family Affair: Encourage the whole family to get involved and make Mother’s Day a special day for everyone to show their love and appreciation.

I have put together a round-up of some idea’s that I’d love to receive on Mother’s day and they may be things that your mum would like too!

First up is a gorgeous reed diffuser from The Copenhagen Company. I was gifted the Grapefruit reed diffuser which smells fabulous and has found a home in the downstairs bathroom. If you are new to reed diffusers they are a type of fragrance diffuser that use reeds or sticks to diffuse essential oils into the air. They have become a popular way to fragrance a space without using heat or flames. Typically people use them in bathrooms, bedrooms and living rooms. This 400ml diffuser makes an ideal gift at £18 and is well packaged.

PJ’s or loungewear has come a long way and are now much more than just nightwear! Give your mum a treat with some beautiful pyjamas from Pretty You London. The Bamboo Lace Pyjama Set is a full-length relaxed fit made from super soft Bamboo with the most glamorous drape. The shirt is adorned with iridescent tonal buttons and the trousers feature an elasticated waistband for an enjoyable wear.

Bamboo pyjamas are considered good for several reasons:

  1. Comfort: Bamboo fabric is soft and lightweight, making it comfortable to wear to bed. It is also breathable, which helps regulate body temperature and prevent overheating during sleep.
  2. Hypoallergenic: Bamboo is a naturally hypoallergenic material, which makes it ideal for people with sensitive skin. It is also resistant to bacteria and odours, making it a hygienic choice for bedwear.
  3. Eco-friendly: Bamboo is a sustainable and renewable resource, making it an environmentally friendly choice for clothing. Bamboo is also grown without the use of harmful pesticides or chemicals, making it a more ethical choice for clothing.
  4. Moisture-wicking: Bamboo fabric is naturally moisture-wicking, which helps keep you dry and comfortable while you sleep. This can help prevent night sweats and ensure a good night’s sleep.

Next up is a luxurious body care set from Arran. You will be invited to invigorate your senses with the energising zest of rasped lemons, oil of grapefruit, uplifted with the fresh, citrus notes of bergamot. The uplifting Glenashdale body care gift set is the perfect gift for your mum. The set costs £30 and will mum feeling pampered from head to toe.

Once you are pampered then you will want to wear something that makes you feel special too! How about these comfy stylish wide leg flattering trousers from Kasbah Clothing? The beautiful european high-quality soft jersey straight-leg trousers are the ultimate comfort with an elasticated waistband, flattering shape and generous cut. I team these with a Breton top or basic tee and feel great.

Each piece of clothing is designed by Heather and handmade using fabrics sourced from Paris and Amsterdam by a small, dedicated team in Marrakesh. The finished garments are then shipped over to the UK team based in Lincolnshire, where they are sold via the website to customers in the United Kingdom and around the world.

If you are looking to gift an experience then Buy A Gift will have plenty of options from spa days, afternoon teas and adrenalin experiences. The benefit of a voucher is that the recipient can book a date that’s convenient for them. They can also choose from a wide variety of venues and attractions which allows this to become such a personal gift. Your mum will be able to tailor an experience to her exact requirements. I have used Buy A Gift for a spa day at a local hotel, and I was able to use the spa facilities and have a treatment. This is the sort of gift I’d love from my kids as us mums all need a day off from time to time.

New Release Books

If your mum enjoys reading then here are a few new releases that she may well enjoy

Forward after 50

Forward After Fifty is about changing your mindset. Reclaiming 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.
Instead of fearing ageing, reframe your mindset as it’s time to become a Rising

Reinventor. Throughout the book, there are ‘Rising Reinventors’ graphics. Author Rebecca Ronane says, “I believe we, as women, can be a powerful force for good. I like to collectively call us Rising Reinventors. We can reinvent the way people perceive ageing. I see Rising Reinventors as part of the up- and-coming movement of women over fifty who feel they have the same rights as every age group to rise up and be heard. We’ve got a great deal to say and to contribute and want to have access to all the opportunities out in the world – a reference to frustrated wise elders looking for respect rather than ending up on the retirement heap.

A rising reinvention is a new way of looking at age and oneself with pride and excitement. Generate and regenerate, not degenerate. Rising relates to the phoenix and is a reference to what is happening in today’s world, albeit slowly yet happily surely.” Buy Here

One a Mother Always a Mother

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. To buy click here.

The Binding Room

In this room, no one can hear you scream…

The Serial Crimes Unit are called in to investigate when a local pastor is found stabbed to death. As DI Henley assesses the crime scene, she discovers a hidden door that conceals a room set up for torture – and bound to the bed in the middle of the room is the body of a man.

When another body is found, also tied down, Henley realises there’s someone out there torturing innocent people and leaving them for dead. But why?

There’s nothing that connects the victims. They didn’t know each other. Their paths never crossed. But someone has targeted them, and it’s up to Henley and the SCU to stop them before they find another binding room… click to buy

We hope these ideas help you find the perfect present for your mum or mum-like person this Mother’s Day.

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