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Top Five Mother's Day Gift Ideas

Finding the right gift for Mother's Day doesn’t have to take a long time or even break the bank. Here are some unique ideas for this mother’s day. All you have to do is NOT wait until the last minute:

  1. A completely different gift idea is the “message in a bottle.” For the sentimental and romantic mom, this is a fun idea. TimelessMessage.com will write your sentiments on parchment and place them in a bottle that is shipped directly to your mom. The Oprah Show calls this the “most romantic gift to give.” Many moms love this idea that harkens back to time when people threw bottles with mysterious messages inside, into the sea, hoping for a response. Starting at around $35 plus shipping, TimelessMessage.com will also help you write out your feelings or you can choose from their selection of poetry and prose for different occasions and recipients.
  2. You know your mom better than we do, and some moms like wacky gifts that make them smile. If your mom is like this, take a gander at Baron Bob’s website filled with novelty gifts, all sorted for common holidays. While not all of his stuff appeals, there certainly are a lot of twists on common presents to keep things interesting.
  3. In that same vein, we like the unique, more stylish choices at uncommongifts.com. Take a look at their Fruit and Vegetable Parchment Cuffs, a new take on the hot vases made of that material a few years ago.
  4. Instead of a material gift, give her an “experience.” It’s amazing the kind of wild adventures there are available for sale these days. Hire a jet fighter, fly in a dirigible, take flying lessons. There’s even a place in San Francisco that gives indoor parachuting lessons, where you can give her the sensation of jumping and flying without risking his life in the process. Other ideas are rock climbing, glider rides, and race car driving. Click here to brainstorm other experience gifts.
  5. If you’ve tired of photo gifts but the mom in your life still likes to fill the house with happy family pictures, consider PhotoFiddle.com. Not just an ordinary photo site, PhotoFiddle prints out your photo on canvas in a variety of styles from oil painting to watercolor. Even if you don’t buy, it’s fun to upload some favorite photos and see them rendered as if a real artist had painted them. Unfortunately, the styles don’t get too strange, so don’t expect Picasso or Matisse. You might have to settle for the Warhol treatment.
Paul Banas

Paul Banas is a founder of GreatDad.com. He writes articles on parenting, dads and pregnancy, mothers day gift ideas, baby names, pregnancy tips and many more topics related to dads.

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1. Kathy (19:08, 02.04.2009)
All great ideas! Every year I’ve managed to give my mom something unique; this year though, I’ve had a hard time deciding what to get her. I really want to get her something special that she’s going to able to enjoy for many years to come. She’s always loved everything I’ve given her and insists that I shouldn’t be so worried about getting her a perfect gift, but this year I want to make it amazing. I was browsing through some different ideas online and eventually came across the Jewelry Information Center website. They have so many great gift ideas for fine jewelry, which is exactly what I’m looking for this year to get for my mom. I want to celebrate her this year with a really nice piece of jewelry because she deserves it 100%. There’s no other possible way to show some one how much they mean to you like as with a gift of stunning jewelry. JIC has this great feature called Gift Finder; it gives you the option to narrow down your choices by material, occasion, category and even price. JIC is a website dedicated to everything jewelry; they have great tips on the latest trends, and how to care for and clean your jewelry. I was able to find some great gift ideas for my mom that I know she will definitely love. I also came across this section they have called Jewelry Stories; people from all over have submitted their personal jewelry stories to share with others. They were all so touching to read - it’s amazing to see how much of an impact a small piece of jewelry can have on a person. They ultimately inspired me decided to submit my own story and after doing so, saw that I had been entered into a contest to possibly win a beautiful diamond necklace designed by Jane Seymour! It’s def worth checking out!

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