Great ideas to treat Mum on Mother's Day
Go for a walk
Although spring officially starts the day after Mother’s Day (Monday 20 March), weather-permitting, it could be a great time to get outdoors and enjoy a walk together.
Invite her round for dinner
Remember all those delicious home-cooked meals Mum would make for you as a child? Now’s the time to return the favour.
Host a family game night
Time to dust off those board games collecting cobwebs in the cupboard and get a little competitive. Scrabble, Cluedo, Battleship, Monopoly – these are all nostalgic games the whole family can enjoy together. And if you can’t all be together in-person, we’re all familiar with Zoom thanks to lockdown, so host a quiz. You could theme this around Mum and see who knows her best.
Pick your own fruit
This activity is especially fun if you have a lot of kids who want to get in on the action. Then, when you all get home, you can whip up a treat for Mom with your selections. (Maybe give her a strawberry in a Champagne glass while she waits.)
Spend time in the garden
For green-fingered mums, there’s nothing better than spending the day in the garden, so roll up your sleeves and join her for an afternoon outside.
Make a scrapbook
Break out those old photo albums, print some of your phone pics and transform them all into something beautiful.
Find a local Farmers Market
There's nothing like waking up with the sun and going to the farmers market on the weekend.
Take her to an art gallery or museum
Spend time in the garden
Breakfast in bed
Do an activity together
