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Top list: Best gifts for mum
Birthday, Christmas Eve, Mother’s Day – the opportunities to buy a gift for mum are many. Unfortunately, it may not always be the case that ideas are as numerous as the gift occasions. But don’t worry. We’ve looked for the best gift ideas for mum in all different price ranges.
For the mother on the go: a thermos mug
Do you know a mother who’s too tired in the morning to drink her morning coffee? A thermos mug means she can take her morning drink with her while she runs for the bus in the morning.
For the mother who loves bubbly: Champagne cork
Sparkling drinks are delicious, but you don’t always drink the whole bottle in one night, and by morning the bubbles have gone. Keep the mother in your life bubbly: buy her a champagne cork. With this cork she can easily seal the bottle so that the bubbles are still there even the following evening. Long live bubbles!
For the prepper mother: A radio
Did your mother hoard toilet paper and tins of food at the start of the pandemic? Why not complete her survival kit with a radio? One of these is on every prepper's wish list.
For mothers who like lists: ReMarkable 2
Do you know a mother who loves to make lists and take notes, but at the same time likes to digitise her everyday life? If you feel it’s time for a great gift that can help the mother in your life keep track of all the details – then ReMarkable is the perfect gift. It’s a digital notebook that feels like paper.
For the mother who likes everyday luxury: A unique perfume
Maison Margiela's fragrance series Replica offers unique fragrances based on different life experiences. How about Walk on the Beach, or By the Fireplace or Lazy Sunday Morning? There are scents for all tastes.
For the mother who feels the cold: A pair of comfy slippers
Does your mother always complain about having cold feet? Or has she just returned to office work after working at home for the past year? Why not buy her some protection against the cold, hard, world with a pair of cosy slippers to wear at home or even in the office. Nobody likes to have cold feet.