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by Gabrielle Ulubay For every mom, covering every interest. Mother's Day falls on May 8 this year, which means it's just around the corner. And while you may have already gotten something for mom this holiday, if you're anything like me, you're also a bit of a last-minute shopper and are scrambling to find the perfect gift for your mom. After all, between a pandemic, an economic crisis, and the pressures of having kids to begin with, she sure does deserve it this year. Below, check out our favorite Mother's Day gifts, organized by interest. And while you're perusing, keep in mind...

by Allie Hogan Celebrate your mom with these thoughtful gifts. It’s that time of year again when you shower your mom with gifts and praise as a thank you for the other 364 days she spends supporting you. This Mother’s Day treat your mom to a gift she actually wants. From indulgent skin-care products to cozy comforts for moments of relaxation, we’ve curated a list of goodies any mom would cherish. ... The Tea Spot Mama's Tea Time For the moms that love a hot cup of tea to start the day or close it out, this set is idyllic. This set...

By Jake Smith, Arielle Weg and Sanah Faroke Shop these creative, thoughtful ideas for the best woman you know. It’s never too early to start looking for the perfect gift for Mom, especially if she’s the kind of lady who already has everything. Although some moms may gush over a crafty coffee mug or lavender-scented body lotion, your mom has seen it all, and picking her gift requires a little more thought. No problem! The best gifts for Mom are the ones that’ll make her feel seen and understood. To get it right, do a little recon and try to determine what would make her life...

by Aleksandra Crapanzano From fragrant rose harissa to a decadent chocolate cake decorated with buttercream rosettes, everything’s coming up roses. "The link between red roses and romantic love dates at least as far back as ancient Greece, when it was said that Aphrodite, goddess of beauty, pricked her ankle on a white rose as she rushed to Adonis, her dying lover. The white rose instantly turned red, and red roses became forevermore inextricably linked with the intensity of her love. It would, however, take until the 17th century for roses to become the Valentine’s Day gift, and while few things set a...