Mother’s Day often brings the usual gifts: flowers, candy, cards, and maybe a lunch outing. But this year, consider giving something more personal and memorable by focusing on your mom’s interests and hobbies.
For a fun twist, some might enjoy a cheeky outing like a one-night screening of the classic film Psycho at Ragtag Cinema in Columbia. It’s a lighthearted way to share a unique experience, especially if your mom has a good sense of humor.
If your mom enjoys hands-on activities, building a LEGO set together can be a joyful way to reconnect and spark creativity. There are many themed sets, including botanicals and popular fandoms like Harry Potter or Star Wars. Alternatively, finding a toy from her childhood at antique stores or online can bring back happy memories.
Learning new skills is another great gift idea. Many local art centers and studios offer classes in photography, watercolor painting, pottery, sewing, and more. Even if the class can’t be on Mother’s Day, gifting a future workshop shows thoughtfulness and support for her interests.
For moms with hobbies, consider gifts that enhance their skills. Gardeners might appreciate a bucket stool designed for comfort and storage, while sewing enthusiasts could use a special machine foot. Book lovers may enjoy accessories like book stands or personalized book stamps.
For the mom who loves to cook, a custom ceramic utensil crock or spoon rest can add charm and practicality to her kitchen.
These ideas focus on creating meaningful experiences and thoughtful gifts that celebrate your mom’s unique personality and passions-making this Mother’s Day truly special.
