20 Last-Minute Mother’s Day Gifts

These depuffing gels are packed with hyaluronic acid to hydrate and smooth. She can keep them in the fridge for a nice cooling effect, and you can pair them with an ice roller for the most relaxing gift combo. Time to treat Mom to an at-home spa day. ($15/5 pack, Amazon)

If she’s committed to her hard copies through and through, this portable book light is everything. It clips onto the cover, can act as a bookmark, and has five brightness levels and three color settings. It’s the handiest little gadget to keep on her bedside table or in her bag. All she has to do is plug it into a USB port to recharge. Easy. ($12.09+, Amazon)

Mom’s meals hit different. This cookbook from Ali Slagle has 150 recipes that are fast and flexible. She’ll be able to use what she already has to make whatever she wants with minimal ingredients. The book is organized by main ingredients, with tips on different cooking methods and easy flavor combinations. She’ll be whipping up delish dishes in no time. Win. ($13.99+, Amazon)

It’s gigantic, has a front pocket for her phone, and is made from sherpa for ultimate warmth. It’s pretty much a wearable blanket, so it’s got more than enough room to cover her legs and feet when curled up. Evenings spent on the couch never felt so good. ($22.99, Amazon)

So she can read anything, anywhere. A single charge can last up to weeks, and with twice the storage, she can download more magazines, audiobooks, and reads. It also includes Audible, so she can pair the Kindle with her headphones via Bluetooth. The screen brightness is adjustable, so it’s easy to read comfortably at night and outdoors. She can also adjust text size and boldness, and thanks to the massive selection of new and old releases, she’ll never be bored. ($139.99, Amazon)

She'll be able to record what she’s thinking, a specific memory, or a wish for the future. It’s a great way to reflect, cataloging feelings and thoughts without the pressure to write an entire journal entry. At the end of the five years, she’ll be able to look back and see her progression. ($15.26, Amazon)

Just in case you’re running a bit behind schedule and need one quickly. You’ll be sent a downloadable file and can print the card at home. Psst...envelope isn’t included. ($1.64, EllaGraceDecor via Etsy)

You lean on, confide in, and trust each other, so why not celebrate that relationship with an interlocking necklace that perfectly symbolizes your bond. It’s a sweet way to show appreciation and love. Grab the tissue box, because things are about to get emotional. ($29.99, Amazon)

Maybe she wants to take a graphic design class, or maybe she wants to fine-tune her cooking skills. With MasterClass, she’ll be able to pick the topics she’s interested in (like writing, science and tech, and music). From there she’ll be able to take classes from experts like Gordon Ramsay, Annie Leibovitz, and Alicia Keys. She can stream classes on her laptop or phone, and will get PDF workbooks for every class. Time to go back to school. ($15/month, MasterClass)

She can drop in photos, handwritten notes, plane tickets, and more. It’ll act as a time capsule for the entire family. Once it’s filled, she can empty it to reminisce. Cue the nostalgia. ($20.76, Amazon)

A Goldbelly three-month subscription so she can try new and yummy food…

This box comes packed with different types of goodies from famous eateries around the country. She’ll be able to enjoy all things sweet and savory. And just in case you’re feeling hungry, the box comes with enough food to feed four people. Past shipments have included goods from pitmasters and pie makers to butchers and bakers. Our mouths are watering. ($249/3 months, Goldbelly)

Hello, DIY time. Each month is themed differently, with categories like engraving, wood burning, and making resin coasters. Packages will come with all the necessary tools and materials, along with instructions. She can split the craft with someone else, or tackle it by herself. Sleeves = rolled. ($32/month, Cratejoy)

She’ll receive six pods to start out with: Genovese basil, parsley, dill, thyme, Thai basil, and mint. From there, the growing process is pretty easy. The AeroGarden will remind her when to add water and plant food (also included). It’ll also control how much light is provided to the plants and when. ($69.99+, Amazon)

Let her know you are thinking of her. When you touch your lamp, hers will illuminate. No matter the distance. It’s a little way to say ‘I miss you.’ ($99+, Uncommon Goods)

It’s also pet-friendly, needs bright indirect sunlight, and should be watered every one to two weeks. It’ll bloom once a year for up to three months at a time. She can put it in her bedroom or on her WFH desk setup for a burst of color. ($88, The Sill)

It’s the perfect option for a spa day within the comfort of her own bathroom. She can massage her feet pre-pedicure via the built-in attachment. The machine can also vibrate for an even deeper foot massage. We suggest adding essential oils to the water for total relaxation. ($29.99+, Amazon)

With six different heads, she’ll be able to get that deep tissue massage she’s been dreaming of. The body is wireless, and can last over 120 minutes on a single charge. If she has an aching back, she can target the areas giving her pain for some instant relief. ($30.99, Amazon)

Nothing sparks more joy than a bunch of fluffy peonies. The pink color will uplift her tablescape or bedside table, so they’ll definitely make her Mother’s Day one to remember. Plus, they’re symbolic of prosperity, so they’ll really show off your love and appreciation for her. This bunch comes with 10 stems, but you can purchase more depending on how large you want her bouquet to be. ($83+, UrbanStems)

This tool belongs on the mane stage. No, she doesn’t have to be an expert to use it. It’s a brush and hair dryer all in one — at a fraction of the cost of similar tools. It features three heat and speed settings, plus a cool option for styling. The oval design helps to smooth your locks and create volume. Hello, good hair days. ($37.99+, Amazon)

Whether she has normal-to-dry skin or combination-to-oily, this set includes moisturizing products from a cult-favorite beauty brand. She’ll get mini versions of the cleanser, serum, moisturizer, and face mask, plus an iconic lip mask that’s a Skimm Fave. She can try them all and then buy the full-sized versions, if she wants. The best part? This set is carry-on approved. Time to glow. ($35, Amazon)