70+ Gifts for Mom That’ll Make Her Admit You’re the Favorite

Between chasing kids around, sending off that last email, or getting the house in (somewhat) order, too often, moms are subjected to cold coffee. But with this mug warmer, just flip on the switch and her drink will stay nice and hot — because the very least we can give our mothers is a hot cup of joe.

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I was recently sent a bouquet of 105 stems of roses from Sam's Club, and when I tell you that it's not only impressive, but long-lived, and easy to set up, I'm not kidding. They're gorgeous, wrapped in clever packaging that keeps roses and vase safe, and they are sent as buds so they open up over a course of a week+.

This is what I asked for this Mother's Day. I just want to display my pictures easily, and the Aura lets you do it with the ease of a few clicks. Choose the pics you want, and they're sent right to the frame. I want a few of these, actually.

Listen, as moms, we love our families. We cherish them. Sometimes, we have been touched too much, and we need a moment to breathe. A night or weekend in a hotel, even in the same city, can be a rejuvenating reprieve for moms.

This is easily the best thing I've been given all year. Yes, it was on Shark Tank, and yes, it's one of Oprah's Favorite Things, and there's a lot of hype surrounding the brand, but I promise you that it's entirely justified.

This comes with a board (not some crappy cardboard hunk of junk, but an actual charcuterie board), wooden utensils, candies, the most amazing cheeses you've ever had on a charcuterie board (this is not your grocery store special, it's a curated boutique collection), delectable meats, crispy crackers, and depending on the size board you choose — olives, jams and jellies, and different dried fruits. They're all packed in little paper bowls that are shrink-wrapped and portioned by flavor profile.

It's great as a gift, it's wonderful as a surprise for Mom on Mother's Day as an après meal delight or afternoon picnic, or even a romantic evening.

Sometimes, moms just need to zone out and chill. Noise-cancelling headphones can do just that. The QuietComfort headphones by Bose are easy to wear, stylish, and the sound quality is pretty fantastic. Our tech editor, Stefan Vazharov also notes that the call quality on the Bose headphones is rock solid, so Mom can use these on her WFH setup as well.

These socks are hilarious. Many moms would laugh their butts off and wear them proudly if their kids got these for them. (Not that I think that most kids are a-holes. At least not all of the time.)

It's an especially hilarious Mother's Day gift for adult kids to give their mom in front of their siblings.

Charm bracelets are making a huge resurgence in popularity thanks to the love of all things Y2K. Kendra Scott makes a beautiful sterling silver charm bracelet ready to be filled with the charms you get your mom or partner every year. It's a sweet gift with room to grow.

Nothing wrong with adding a charm to that bracelet right off the bat, you know? This one feels the most appropriate for the occasion. It's also sterling silver, and more-affordably priced than a Cartier or Tiffany bracelet, but a similar quality silver. It's a great first charm for any mom.

The wine mom thing is cliche at this point, but not the idea that buying mom wine for Mother's Day is a good idea. If your mom or partner likes wine, this is a spectacular gift. (Pair it with the charcuterie, and you could get kid/husband/wife of the year!)

Bright Cellars curates wine collections to only combine the highest-quality bottles. This "Momosa" set includes sparkling and white wines, a bonus sparkling bottle stopper, mimosa cubes, and orange garnish!

Our tester tried several of their bottles and noted that each one tasted better than the last.

Audiobooks are your best friend when your kids are babies. They let you occupy your brain while you're doing mundane tasks around the house, driving to and from appointments, or even just while you're feeding the baby. Our parenting editor became enamored with Audible when she was pregnant with her youngest, and she's been a member ever since.

Affordable, approachable, comfortable cashmere? It exists. Quince makes high-end goods affordable by selling direct to consumers and working with farmers and factories to achieve price points that competitors only dream of.

The Mongolian cashmere cardigan fits a bit more casually than some other cashmere cardis, with generously-sized sleeves and shoulders.

There are multiple reasons why this isn't just another candle gift. First, it's Dior, so that's already a step in the "special" direction. Second, the smells are heavenly and burn slowly. Third is that I am going to tell you to send this directly from Dior to your giftee, because the packaging, the freebies they throw in, it's not just a gift, it's an experience.

Tea people are pretty obsessed with the beverage. Our parenting editor, Cat Bowen, swears by Sips By and their tea subscription service. Every month, for just $16 (can prepay three-month packages) or $19.99 for one month, Mom will get a selection of hand-picked teas and tea accessories. The flavors are on-point, and the accessories are great fun for tea lovers.

This is giving huge "first Mother's Day" vibes. It's a sweatshirt in an easy style that proclaims her motherhood in a sporty, fun way.

It's cute without being cutesy, and the soft-washed terry material makes it feel like a dream against the skin. It comes in a few colors, so don't feel pressured by this pink.

Buying crappy chopping boards that warp the minute you wash them is not what we're doing in 2023. We want chopping boards like our grandparents had that held up for 50 or more years, showing the gorgeous patina and marks of age. This 14-inch board from Fifth and Cherry is heavy, solid, incredibly durable, and honestly? Stunning.

It's steel reinforced end-grain cherry wood, made with a multi-step gluing process that takes it from being a decently-durable block of wood, to something you would have to try to damage. I have this one, and I cook every day, frequently butchering my own chicken with the help of my favorite cleaver, and after almost 6 months, it still looks brand new.

There is something so fun and relaxing about a paint-by-number kit. It's like a very cool adult coloring book. With this version, you send in a picture, and it's customized into a pop art style paint-by-number. We love the idea of sending in a pic of baby or child, and maybe even adding the Audible membership for them to listen to as they paint?

Along the same lines as a paint-by-number gift, LEGO flowers are a relaxing activity for mom that ends in something delightful. The floral line at LEGO has been really popular for several years, and we think they're just going to get more exciting and innovative. This bouquet is very "Mother's Day," and will last far longer than most flowers.

The mother of all Dutch ovens, this 10 quart this 100% ceramic, non-enameled cooker can take the heat without ever getting stained or the beautiful black color becoming dull. And yes, you may have noticed it's several hundred dollars less expensive than other popular dutch ovens, but the quality and ability to go from stovetop to oven is the same.

Imagine the huge prime ribs, major pots of stew, and coq au vin that could be created in this baby. It's heirloom quality as well, so she very might pass this down to her own kids.

Many moms are bakers or love to bake. A lot of those same moms don't have the time to search through tons of recipes and shop for ingredients for a one-off dessert. Bake Eat Love solves that with their baking kits. Your mom can bake these beautiful profiteroles with decadent glaze, filled with mango coconut ice cream, and she may even share them. (We probably would. Probably.)

The very detailed instructions makes sure that she gets it right, too. Profiteroles are a multi-step project, but a delicious challenge for the baker.