The 50+ Best Mother's Day Gifts

Sometimes it’s the small things that count. And this incredible lip balm is a small something she’ll use every day.

It’s time to change your mom’s notion that all incense smells like patchouli. Get her some sticks made with nothing more than sustainably harvested plants, sap and wood, and fill her home with the aroma of sweetgrass or douglas fir.

Every phone needs a case. There are a ton of cases to choose from at Casely, including this one which has options for power and MagSafe.

It’s rare you can spend $18 on a thing that will last 100 years. So long as they’re not tossed from the roof of a house or left to fend for themselves in a rainstorm, Lodge’s frugal-as-hell cast-iron skillets will do just that.

Part of being a mom is being prepared for anything. Now that plastic straws are an endangered species — and paper ones are no real substitute — she’ll want a reusable one to sub in. FinalStraw’s is small enough for a purse and cleans in the dishwasher.

Does mom stay away from coffee? Start the morning a little differently with Brooklyn Tea, a full-bodied blend with Madagascar vanilla.

If she doesn't have one already, get her one of Gear Patrol's favorite products. If she does have one, why not get another? A bottle of wine is always better when shared with another.

This blend of fine-to-medium grain Pacific sea salts is scented with lavender essential oil to promote relaxation. The 10-pound bag will sooth muscle aches and encourage restful sleep for months to come.

A lightweight long-staple cotton towel from Italy will be the best $30 upgrade to her shower (or bath) routine. 

This hydrating body balm is blended with carrot and aloe vera to hydrate the skin. Formulated with geranium leaf and citrus extras, the scent alone is worth the price — this is one she won’t want to share.

Whether mom likes red or white, natural or sparkling, a wine subscription to Winc will keep her wine racks full of hand-picked bottles from all over.

Mom can always use a candle. And if it's a personalized one, she'll know you actually put in some effort. 

Hydro Flask meticulously tapered the walls of this bottle to shave weight while maintaining durability. At just 10 ounces, it might be the lightest one on the planet — that still keeps cold drinks cold for 24 hours and hot drinks hot for 12.

If your mom loves her coffee, there is no better way to drink it than from a handmade clay mug. The hottest mug on the internet is tailor-made to fit an Aeropress and holds up to 12 ounces.

You can get your mom flowers or you can get her a rose-scented candle. Honestly, who doesn't love a candle? 

A simple bag from the gurus at Lululemon is mom's new daily driver. The simple crossbody bag looks great, comes in a bunch of colors and keeps her valuables close. 

This 13-inch roller features a multi-density exterior that supports muscle recovery, pain relief and improved flexibility. It also comes with access to TriggerPoint’s online video library, where experts show how to roll for optimal results.

She can instantly depuff and tighten skin with the Tool from Nue Co. This heavy-weight stainless steel tool is hypoallergenic and aids lymphatic drainage.

Does your mom love the Alexa Echo Dot you got her last year? Bring the same functionality to her car with this easy-to-install gadget where she’ll be able to use voice commands to play music, control her smart appliances in the house, and play music, among many other features.

Trade often touts itself as the “Netflix of coffee,” but it’s closer to the Tinder of coffee. You take a short quiz on how you like your coffee and you’re fed a healthy list of suggestions. Unlike Tinder, all Trade’s offerings are of good stock. The platform partners with some of the best coffee roasters in America and all purchases are roasted-to-order.

Think of this little speaker as a smart alarm clock. You can ask Alexa to wake you up and tell you the weather each morning. And no there’s no built-in camera, which should alleviate some of your privacy concerns.

The cold truth: you can make cold brew coffee in any vessel you please. But Oxo’s version does the basics while offering superior filtration (less coffee silt!) and the lid drips water over the grounds, blooming them as they would be brewed hot.

Can a mom have too many bags? We don't think so. Whether mom loves the farmer's market or needs another bag for trips to the beach, this is the one.

Haus's low-alcohol aperitifs are part of the newest alcohol trend and it is one we can absolutely get behind. A membership delivers a more conscious drink right to mom's door.

Summer is coming and that means more time in the sun. Keep her skin protected with a hat equally suited for the beach or the garden.

Two things on buying your mother a plant: it better arrive potted and ready to display, and it better not be a goddamn snake plant. The red anthurium blooms longer than any other houseplant there is and doesn’t require special treatment.

If you're mooching off Mom's Disney+ account already, you could consider getting her a membership for herself. She is now in control of her own algorithm.

Yoga mats are a great pick because regardless of where the workout is taking place, having a personal mat is the best (and most sanitary) option.

Brightland’s olive oil expressions are more about the flavor of the oil than acting as a means to an end. Heirloom olives are picked and pressed in California with quality in mind. As a result, these oils sport tasting notes that read more like something you’d find on a wine label.