20 Things On Amazon That Make Perfect Mother's Day Gifts
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1. A cast-iron tortilla press that will be a gift for you as much as it is for momma dukes. Tortillas are SO easy to make from scratch (and taste so much better, IMHO). If your mom doesn't see themselves making tortillas every week, they can also use this to flatten out meat for schnitzels!
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Promising reviews:"Nice packaging, comes with an extra pin for the hinge in case you lose one, no weird grease or smell, high-quality, smooth cast iron, works like a dream, my mom loved it. 👍👍👍" — Sidney
"Very well-made, makes perfect tortillas and will be the only press that you and your children will ever need." — R Doupe
2. A pocket-size fill-in-the-blank journal so you can show your mom just how much they mean to you. Simply write out your responses to the prompts in this journal, then watch their eyes light (or tear) up as they read all the special things you have to say.
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Promising review:"This book is absolutely adorable! I bought this for my mom's birthday. The book itself is very small but not so small to where it's uncomfortable to write in it or read it. The pages are nice and thick and the spine of the book is flexible. The cover of the book is sturdy and overall it's made very well. There are 50 pages for you to fill out, which I thought was perfect! Such a meaningful DIY gift to give for a small price!" — Kaeli
3. A Salt & Stone deodorant for your mom who covets anything that smells like it belongs in a fancy hotel. But! Looking and smelling chic isn't all this deo can do; it's also aluminum-free, making it a great alternative to traditional deodorants!
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Promising review:"The deodorant works 24 hours, which I am very happy and surprised about since it is not an antiperspiration product. It is also aluminum-free. The scent is not overpowering and is subtle throughout the day. It is gentle on my skin and has not stained my clothing. Great quality. It is not sticky." — Merlinsyoyo
4. A monogrammed glass cup, because even if you're shopping for a mom who already has it all, everyone can use a personalized cup for their morning brew.
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Promising reviews:"I brought three glass cups as gifts for my friends and family, and everyone loved them. The initial is a great personal touch and was packaged very well." — Sharmaine Walker
"The glass and print are high-quality. The size is as expected. Will consider getting it again. Very satisfied and recommended." — JT
5. A drift car air freshener that comes infused with a gorgeous amber, grove, pine, or teak scent. Your madre can finally enjoy fresh scents in their car without having to stare at clunky air fresheners dangling from their rearview mirror.
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6. A glass vase shaped like a purse because it's only appropriate to gift your mom their two favorite things at once: flowers and handbags. If they're not into florals, they can also use this as a fish tank or a chic makeup brush holder!
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Promising reviews:"I love this vase. It is exactly as described, if not better! It is fantastic quality and looks so great in person. I'm so excited to see how different flowers look in it, and honestly, I can see it being used for so many fun displays!! Highly recommend, might even buy another." — kate hochwalt
"I love this vase! I always have fresh flowers in my home, and this vase is absolutely adorable. I saw a similar one online that was much more expensive. This is a must-treat for yourself or a cute gift for a friend who loves pocketbooks and flowers. Great price and fantastic quality, especially for the price. Don't miss this!" — Chrissy Pasteris
7. An Osea body oil that I would bathe in if I could; it's that amazing. This body oil is chock full of Undaria seaweed to plump the skin with moisture from head to toe without ever feeling sticky. This body oil has a fast dry-down time and a light, beachy scent, making it perfect for your mom, who's into easy body care.
8. A mini jewelry organizer is perfect if your mother *loves* having everything neat and tidy, but also loves traveling, which is notorious for igniting chaos in material goods. This'll hold all their favorite heirloom pieces while being compact enough to throw into any overnight travel bag!
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Promising review:"This is small and folds flat, so easy to stick in my tote or carry-on. It keeps everything visible, organized, and untangled. I don't take a ton of jewelry when I travel, but a few pieces that will work with several outfits. This would accommodate several necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and a watch or two, way more than I need." — Kindle Customer
9. A pair of 14-karat gold-plated link earrings that'll up your mom's style tenfold while serving as a reminder of the indestructible bond that the two of you will cherish forever... :,). (You can use that in your letter to them this year, I don't mind.)
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Promising review:" I get so many compliments on these earrings! I decided to buy the silver as well and they are equally as beautiful. Looks like real silver and gold. Very light on the ear, so light I often forget I have them on and end up sleeping in them. The lock/clip is very secure and firm. These would be a perfect gift to someone. Would definitely but again if I lost them." — Memphis baby
10. An ultra-cozy weighted eye mask if all mom really wants is some peace to snooze. This will fit snugly on their face without the tension of a traditional sleep mask and will block out all light until they're ready to wake up. Plus, reviewers say that this stays put all night long — even through tossing and turning!
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Promising review:"This product is the BEST! I bought it initially a couple of years ago and use it every single night. It's a weighed blanket for your eyes and so much better than a traditional sleep mask. It stays put all night long even when turning from side-to-side. It completely blocks out all light allowing for a better night sleep. I have given these as gifts to countless family members as well who love them just as much. They are very soft and easy to spot clean." — Nikki
11. A personalized canvas bag so your mom can store all their precious items (and all the family's precious items, because, #momlife) while sporting a bag that was handpicked just for them, down to the initial! (Plus, who doesn't love a monogram?!)
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Promising review:"I use this bag for everything. From running errands, dry cleaners, groceries, to putting a snack and bottled water if I'm driving somewhere. It's stylish and I have purchased several of these as gifts for my friends." — Kris Nulf
12. A personalized storybook that you can customize with your mom's name, photo, skin tone, correct pronouns, and hairstyle (including hijabs if your mom wears one)!! Basically, it's a story that tells your mom how amazing they are — even though they already know in their hearts that they're fabulous, this book will bring tears to their eyes.
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Promising review:"Wooow! This is so cool! Everything about this personalized book is amazing! My kids and I got this book for their mom for Mother's Day and she was very surprised and amazed. She loves it, we love it. The perfect gift. Thank you to the creators for this awesome personalized book. Definitely 5 stars!" — Siosaia
Price: $29.99
13. A weighted page holder if your mom refuses to give up paper books, even if they're sometimes hard to hold open. Nothing screams "elevated reading experience" like something that will help them say goodbye to hand cramps while reading.
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Promising review:"I bought this to hold cookbooks open. It works wonderfully. The pages stay in place. It is very good quality and will last for years. It easily stores in a drawer until I need it." — PGram
14. A smart oven that looks like it belongs in fancy restaurant, just sayin'. This nifty tool can air fry, rotisserie, bake, roast, *and* dehydrate, so if your mom loves complex recipes but hates cluttering their countertop with forty different cooking devices, this is just the thing for them.
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Promising reviews:"It took me so long to finally get an air fryer. I wish I got one sooner. This thing made cooking soooo much easier. It's a very big save on using pots and pans; it's fast and, overall, a must-have kitchen tool. Do not hesitate to buy it." — Mahan
"I bought this for my mom, and she has fallen in love with it. She hardly uses her oven anymore, it fits nicely on the counter, easy to use, cleans up in a snap! Perfect for an elderly couple who doesn't have to cook in large quantities." — Mark Wilson
15. A super fancy Diptique Baies room spray because your mama's worth it. If they love daydreaming about being smack in the middle of a chic townhouse in Paris, they'll absolutely love this deep, slightly floral, and invigorating home fragrance. (Oh, and "Baies" is just French for berries, so bonus points if your mom is a Francophile who loves having French things around their home.)
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16. A hilarious vanilla coconut-scented candle so you can end the sibling rivalry over your mama once and for all.
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Promising review:"I bought this candle for my mom for Mother's Day. She loved it! It smells wonderful, and it fits any decoration style. It's sleek and simple. My mom thought the candle was hilarious, and my brothers kept trying to give it to her. Adorable, and if you are looking for a gift for your mom, or dad, or caregiver, or any other type of parental adult, this is a great gift." — Katelyn
17. A hummingbird wind chime to help mom drift off to sleep listening to the sweet sounds of chimes! Plus, these chimes light up to add a charming touch to their home.
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19. A funny-but-true canvas tote bag for your bestie who is a new mom. It's great to also give Mother's Day gifts to mothers other than your own — they'll appreciate the new home you've given to all their baby formula, diapers, and other things they need in tow when they're out and about with their baby.
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20. And a cute Yoda T-shirt, because Mother's Day is close enough to their second favorite holiday, May the 4th, right? This shirt's message is simple yet powerful: yo really are da best mom.
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