Mother's Day Gift Guide

I have been meaning to post something along these lines for a while now. However, considering Mother's Day is only a few weeks away, it's more appropriate now that it was last month. (And I just want to say, wow, I spelled appropriate correctly the first time all by myself! and I am rather impressed with myself. ) Most of these items are the Mother's Day gifts I would get for my mom if I could afford it, because she deserves some awesome Mother's Day gifts. However, her gift will more likely just be me spending the day with her (since it's just a few after I get home) and watching Logan so she can get a night out, or some sleep.

To kick this thing off, this the only gift I found off MightyGoods. Since it's off another Mother's Day Gift Guide, I feel kind of bad about posting it here, but it's just too good to pass up.
I think it would be perfect for ma mere if she had time to take, and enjoy, the baths she so deserves.

These earrings although impractical for my mom, because Logan would pull on them, do express how I feel toward her. They would be perfect for any mom who wants to put on a pair of earrings and remember how much their children love them.

Mother in any language pendant.
As well as the pendant inscribed with all of our names (Jeremy, Logan, Micheal, Britni). If I could I would get them together and put them on one chain, however both would make a fine gift by themselves.



Any mother can appreciate the calming power of lavender and chamomile. I know for a fact that lavender is my mom's favorite sent. This version comes in a reusable can, and can burn up to 30 hours.

I would also get my mom something like one of these, just because there so true and she knows it. If you have a young mom, or one who appreciates jokes like these I highly recommend this Etsy shop.

This one, from the same shop, is perfect for my mom and I. Her name on one side, and mine on the other.

We are indeed two peas in a pod.






And to end it all for now, I think I might make her a card like this, because a Mother's Day card, which says the right thing, means more than anything you could give her.