may is for moms: a mother's day gift guide
In honor of my very first Mother's Day as a mom, I'm delighted to bring you a mini 'best of' guide for Mother's Day shopping. These are products I've either used or admired personally, and were not in any way influenced by sponsorship. I hope you find it useful, not just for Mother's Day, but for all your upcoming occasions this spring...
best gift for: the mom-to-be
I'm completely smitten with this combination memory box and baby book from giggle. So much so that I'm considering buying one for myself and transcribing my current baby book (which is sadly untended). The bird's nest design is utterly charming, and the inside offers both the traditional book to record special moments, along with a drawer to hold mementos and glassine envelopes for special keepsakes like baby's first lock of hair.
best gift for: the stressed mom
I've been a fan of Lollia's handcremes for ages, owing to their subtle floral scent and the soft luxurious feel they give your skin. The Relax line contains fresh infusions of Violet and Lavender, as well as other soothing, calming ingredients in their bath products and luminary... you may prefer another scent, but this one is just the thing to help you unwind after a hair pulling, screaming, food throwing kind of day {and that's not to mention the kids}.
best gift for: the working mom
I swear by my Skip Hop diaper bag for it's endless pockets and storage capacity {I'm telling you... Mary Poppins' bottomless bag has nothing on this brand}. For a working mom, this modern studio version is a smart buy. It can easily double as a work purse, making for a seamless transition between supermom and career dynamo. Love those metallic leather accents and the pleating on the front pocket too...
best gift for: mom friends & grandmoms




















I love this guide and need something for the stressed mom. asap.
What great ideas! I love these finds!
I love the earrings! Theyre adorable.
i like your suggested gifts for moms. Though my mom is in Riyadh right now, i can only greet her.