Mother's Day is less than a week away — here are 68 discounted gifts moms will love
We only want the best for mom. If we can get the best Mother's Day gift with a steep discounted attached, that's even more welcomed. Luckily, dozens of brands are doing their part to celebrate moms everywhere by hosting sitewide sales and notable deals. Snag a cozy, spa-like robe for those who value relaxation time or brighten their day with a colorful floral bouquet. All that and more is discounted for the holiday. Skim through our curated list of Mother's Day deals so you can score a gift she'll love — for less.
Amyo Thin Bar ID Bracelet
This dainty bracelet can be engraved with their name ahead of Mother's Day. It's gold filled and fits well into their current stack.
BaubleBar Marjorie Beaded Bracelet
BaubleBar makes some of our favorite jewelry and now its Big Spring Event is live. This summery bracelet and many other products are just $10.
Kendra Scott Mini Ari Heart Silver Satellite Short Pendant Necklace
Get her something she can hold close to her heart this Mother's Day with this affordable tiny heart pendant.
Ink+Alloy Grace Bracelet Stack of 5 in Neutral
Save 20% on this earthy stack with code MAMA20. It comes with five beaded bracelets that can be worn together or separately and is handmade in India. • AMYO: Take 15% off gifts for mom from the AAPI-owned accessory brand.
• Ana Luisa: Get up to 25% off jewelry sitewide during the Mother's Day Sale.
• Aurate: From dainty necklaces to simple studs to chic statement pieces, Aurate offers an array of accessories to match anyone's style. Treat mom to high-quality jewelry for 20% off.
• Baublebar: Everything from stackable rings and bracelets to custom necklaces is as low as $10.
• Blue Nile: Get up to 40% off select earrings, rings, necklaces and more that make great gifts for her.
• Ink+Alloy: Handmade jewelry and boho accessories are 20% off with code MAMA20.
• Kay Jewelers: Take 40% off sitewide, including earrings, necklaces, rings and bracelets from the jeweler.
• Kendra Scott: Get two pairs of earrings for $75 and tons of other best selling pieces for as low as $20.
• Sterling Forever: Take up to 30% off sitewide when you buy three pieces.
• Zales: Jewelry of any style is up to 40% off sitewide.
Kiehl's Ultra Facial Cream With Squalane
Kiehl's hydrating facial cream is safe for most skin types. Our associate testing writers mom swears by this product and uses it on her ultra-sensitive skin.
Kitsch Sunset Tie-Dye Satin Heatless Curling Set
Sometimes it's too humid outside to whip out hot tools and blowdryers. Luckily, these heatless curlers are $14 and are a go-to for our beauty editor, Sophie Shaw.
Ilia Multi-Stick
For a dewy look, reach for an Illia Multi-Stick this spring. Associate editor, Elena Matarazzo, keeps a few at the ready in her makeup bag and now all shades are on sale at Credo.
Shark Limited-Edition Black Cherry FlexStyle Air Styling & Drying System
Streamline her hair care routine with a device that can do it all. We love the Shark FlexStyle for a variety of hair styles and now this Mother's Day ready color is down by $60.Read our review • Clinique: Get up to ten free gifts with your order, depending how much you spend. Fragrances are also 30% off with code SCENT30.
• Credo Beauty: Save 20% on everything at this clean beauty retailer.
• Fresh: Enjoy daily deals leading up to Mother's Day, like a complimentary 6-piece gift set with purchases of $120 or more.
• Kiehl's: Everything from the Ultra Facial Cream to the Avocado Eye Cream is 25% off during this sitewide sale, so stock up now.
• Kitsch: Get 25% off hair care (like the viral heatless hair curler set) and more sitewide — no code needed.
• Laura Mercier: Upgrade mom's self-care routine with varying deals on select Laura Mercier bath and body products when you spend $75 or more.
• NuFace: Get a gift with purchase when you spend $150 or more on microcurrent devices.
• Nira: Not just another short-lived skin care fad, laser treatments have been clinically shown to improve skin's texture and tone. Take 20% off sitewide.
Urbanstems The Melody Bouquet
This bouquet includes a blend of roses, mini calla lilies, cushion poms and other flowers into a gorgeous arrangement that mom is sure to love.
The Bouqs Co. Lemonade Bouquet
Take 25% off this bouquet with the promo code BOUQSDAY. It ships right to your mom's front door and delivers sweet yellow roses, refreshing white lilies, sugary peach carnations and cool yellow snapdragons.
Lego Botanicals Mini Orchid Set
Lego's miniature botanical sets are easily some of the most popular kits right now. This miniature orchid should be just as popular for mom at 20% off, and our senior deals editor particularly love the gold accents on the base.
1-800 Flowers Mother's Embrace Bouquet
Available in four sizes, you can save 15% on bouquets like this one that's filled with hot-pink roses, pink snapdragons, Asiatic lilies, and Peruvian lilies. • 1-800-Flowers: Surprise Mom with a pretty delivery and save up to 40% on the Mother's Day collection.
• Amazon: Save on an assortment of Lego flowers ranging from colorful bouquets to miniature orchids and more.
• From You Flowers: Take 10% off floral arrangements sitewide with code AFF.
• The Bouqs Co.: For a limited time, get a Deluxe-sized bouquet for the price of an Original with code 2XBLOOMS at checkout.
• The Sill: Plant moms can expand their collections with discounts on a bunch of potted varieties.
• Urban Stems: Use code MOTHERENERGY to take 25% off Mother's Day bouquets for a limited time.
Tommy John Women's Downtime Pajama Top and Shorts Set
Our deals editors favorite breathable pajamas are down to $81 with code SPRING30. If you sleep hot or want to lounge in a cozy set, add this giftable set to your cart.
Nordstrom Rack Cotton Waffle-Knit Robe
A lightweight robe is a must-have for those who want to lounge comfortably in the warmer months. This Nordstrom Rack branded pick comes in three colors and is a whopping 62% off.
Kate Spade Outlet Lena Medium Bifold Wallet
This mid sized pebble leather wallet will keep all of her essentials secure. It holds multiple credit cards, has a separate pocket for cash and a handy license holder.
Adidas eGift Card
If they're hard to shop for a gift card can come in handy. We're loving this deal at Adidas because you can get a $100 gift card for $80. If you don't get it for mom consider snagging it for yourself. • Adidas: A $100 gift card is just $80 to celebrate Mother's Day, no code needed.
• Cozy Earth: Mother's Day came early at Cozy Earth. Take up to 30% off bestselling styles.
• Dearfoams: Treat mom to a new pair of slippers today. Select on-sale styles get an extra 25% off.
• Kate Spade Outlet: Get up to 70% off handbags and accessories for Mother's Day. Select styles even receive an extra 20%-off discount.
• Nordstrom Rack: Score more than 50% off swimwear and cover-ups, plus more fashion deals for Mom.
• Richer Poorer: For a limited time, take an extra 30% off discounted basics, loungewear and more.
• Tommy John: Tons of gift-worthy loungewear, sleepwear and underwear are 30% off across the site with code SPRING30.
Courant Catch:3 Classics Charger
This charging pad can keep your mom's iPhone and AirPods juiced up in style. It has a luxurious leather finish as well as a spot to stow rings, keys and other essentials.
Buffy Breeze Sheet Set
If mom is a hot sleeper, you'll want to gift her these editor-favorite, ultra-cooling sheets. They're made from eucalyptus that's designed to be even softer than cotton. Not to mention, they're 20% off right now.
Bose SoundLink Flex Portable Speaker (2nd Gen)
This Bose speaker comes in several fun colors to give mom a stylish way to rock out to her favorite tunes.
FluffCo Hotel Pillowcase Set
Save $10 on this hotel-quality pillow from FluffCo. The 300-thread count cotton helps regular temperature for a cool night's sleep.
The Home Depot: Shop essentials for Mom, including garden soil, string lights and mulch, with spring deals under $20. • AspenClean: Browse eco-friendly, chemical-free cleaning products and get a free tote on orders over $90 with code FREETOTE.
• Aura Frames: Save on a variety of Aura digital frames to display memories effortlessly for up to $30.
• Bose: Quality earbuds, headphones and portable speakers up to 25% off at Bose.
• Buffy: Score ultra-soft sheets and plush comforters for 20% off during Buffy's spring sale.
• Courant: Shop chargers and other tech accessories that fit seamlessly with your decor. You can take 15% off its Mag series and 40% off Catch charging trays.
• FluffCo: The bedding and bath brand is offering 20% off hotel-style robes, high-end bedding and more for Mother's Day.
• Homesick: Save $8 on this bergamot, lavender and sage-scented Mother's Day candle.
• Open Spaces: Organize clutter while storage solutions, candles and glassware are up to 80% off.
• Outdoor Fellow: Use code MOM25 for 25% off your entire order through May 11.
• Papier: Right now, score up to 30% off photo books, plus 15% off stationery and framed prints.
• Piglet in Bed: Piglet's beautiful bedding is 40% off for a limited time.
• Plufl: If you've ever watched your dog sleep and felt jealous, may we introduce you to Plufl, the as-seen-on-'Shark Tank' brand offering giant dog beds made for humans? Huggable and washable, the original Plufl is on sale for 40% off as part of Mother's Day.
• Pura: Celebrate Mother's Day with 15% off select diffuser scents, so Mom can fill her home with pleasant aromas.
Monos Carry-On Suitcase
Want a stylish hard-shell suitcase for your next vacation? This lightweight, trendy carry-on will turn heads with its high-quality polycarbonate shell. It maneuvers easily, thanks to its 360-degree spinner wheels. Read our review
The North Face Women's ThermoBall Eco Insulated Jacket 2.0
This packable jacket from The North Face is ready to tag along on upcoming trips without hogging too much room in your checked bag. It's 24% off and dropping to the best price of the year.
July Max Checked Expandable Set
Save $35 on this checked bag luggage set and then take another $100 off with the free personalization as part of this July Mother's Day sale.
Calpak Luka Duffel Bag
A top seller for the brand, this puffy duffel has thousands of rave reviews. Its roomy rectangular interior and shoe compartment make it a great gym companion or overnight bag. It's seeing a rare 15% off sale this week.
• Calpak: Just in time for warm-weather travel, Calpak's chic luggage is 15% off when you spend $100 or more.
• Funboy: Select fun pool floats are on sale just in time for peak summer pool days.
• High Camp Flasks: Stainless steel camping-ready drinkware is up to 30% off.
• July: Gorgeous CNN Underscored-approved luggage and travel accessories get a free personalization with purchases. Plus, suitcase sets are up to $100 off.
• Lo & Sons: Get up to 40% off stylish and functional bags through May 9.
• Monos: Select luggage bestsellers, like the Carry-On and the Check-In, are 10% off.
• REI: Shop markdowns from all your favorite active and outdoor brands, from The North Face, Columbia, Patagonia and more.
Our Place Titanium Always Pan Pro
Our Place's coveted Always Pan just got a flashy upgrade. This all-chrome titanium pan is sans non-stick coating and has a durable interior.
Zwilling Enfinigy Personal Blender
This sleek blender is the perfect kitchen accessory. It's nice enough to be left on the counter when not in use and is a sweet $30 off in all three finishes.
Hedley & Bennett Chef's Knife in Miso Orange
A versatile chef's knife can tackle most kitchen tasks. This one is crafted from Japanese steel and has an ergonomic handle for easy maneuvering.
Soda Stream Enso Starter Kit
We love the minimalistic look of this stainless steel SodaStream. The $30 off starter kit comes with the machine, CO2 cylinder and a bottle. • Atlas Coffee: For the coffee-loving mom, get a free bag with a subscription.
• Edible Arrangements: From fruit bouquets to platters and more, save up to 25% on the Mother's Day collection with code LUVMOM25.
• Godiva: Enjoy 20% off chocolates and other sweets sitewide when you use code MOTHER at checkout.
• Hedley & Bennett: Personalize a stylish apron with free embroidery, or take 20% off any knife at this premium kitchen brand.
• Hexclad: If your mom has been looking to upgrade her kitchen tools, consider this premium cookware brand's discounted Mother's Day bundles.
• Hurom: Take 80% off the Easy Clean Juicers with code MDAY2025.
• NutriBullet: Get 25% off the brand's lineup of personal blenders with code MOMDAY25 through May 12.
• Our Place: During its biggest sale of the season, take up to 30% off an assortment of multifunctional cookware, gorgeous ceramic tableware, genius add-on utensils and more.
• SodaStream: Add some sparkle to mom's hydration with 25% off flavors and accessories with code SAVE25.
• Sur La Table: Small appliances, like Dutch ovens from Le Creuset and Staub, are up to 30% off.
• Vitamix: Upgrade mom's smoothie game with a top-of-the-line Vitamix blender, juicer or processor, now up to $200 off for Mother's Day.
Willow Go Wearable Breast Pump
The brand's bestselling double pump is $105 off. It's easy to clean has splash guard containers and a convenient app to help measure output.
Therabody TheraFace Depuffing Wand
Depuff under eyes, lips and more with this travel sized facial wand. It has hot, cold and contrast therapy treatments to meet all of your skin care needs.
Garmin Lily 2 Active
This slim smartwatch is down to its lowest price. It track all of her outdoor activities from morning walks to weightlifting and gives a full picture of her health stats.
HigherDose Infrared PEMF Go Mat
Recover anywhere with the HigherDose go mat. Its infrared heat layer helps improve sleep and reduce stress while the PEMF tech can help with digestion and pain relief. • Ancestry: Right now you can get popular and giftable AncestryDNA kits for up to 75% off.
• Garmin: Save on a variety of fitness watches during this Mother's Day sale.
• HigherDose: For the wellness-obsessed mom, this brand offers self-care splurges — red light masks, infrared mats and more — for 20% off with code DOSEMAMAVIP. Plus, take 25% off on bundles.
• Lifepro: With Lifepro's 'Mom's In Motion' offer, take up to 30% off sitewide and score a free muscle massager.
• Therabody: Save up to $100 on select Theragun models, including the TheraFace Depuffing Wand, the Theragun Mini and the SleepMask.
• Willow: Take up to $150 off these app-connected wearable pumps and accessories.
Mother's Day is around the corner. If you are one of those people who are waiting to get the best gifts for your wife, mom, grandma or other special person in your life, now is the time to do so. Many of these deals are special offers and will only be around for a limited time so buying them as soon as you can is highly recommended.
If you want more specific Mother's Day guides, check out our best gifts under $50 and 62 practical gifts for mom.
Our team of bargain hunters has a combined decades-long experience with deal vetting to help give our readers savvy buying advice. Advocating for shoppers is what our deals editors are all about, ensuring we only recommend the best prices on top-performing products. Each member of our team, including senior deals editor Rikka Altland., deals editor Jacqueline Saguin and associate deals editor Elena Matarazzo, specializes in a different area of interest to help whittle down the latest and greatest deals.
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