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Home » Mom Life » Thoughtful Mother’s Day Gifts From Kids They Can Get (Or Make)

Thoughtful Mother’s Day Gifts From Kids They Can Get (Or Make)

Updated February 15, 2021

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Inside: Kids love helping to create or find gifts for their mother. They love seeing her face as they open them as well, here are some gifts kids can give moms.

Sometimes its the sentimental things from the heart that count way more than expensive stuff.

Of course, kids can join up forces with dad or MIL or FIL or the mother’s helper and buy anything the mother’s heart desires.

And here are some lovely faith based mother’s day gifts.

However, sometimes you want to gather the kids and make something or design something that mom will keep around for years and years to come.

Long after the kids have flown the coop.

Truthfully… moms loves gifts their kids have made for them.

baby lying on bed in white onesie with flower which is a mother's day gift from kids

Personalized Mother’s Day Gifts From Kids They Can Get (Or Design)

  • Blankets with children’s photo(s) on them
  • Personalized mugs for coffee loving moms
  • A personalized YETI stainless steel tumbler
  • Stackable rings for mom with her children’s names
  • A jumble of love necklace with chains for each child

If your budget is more limited or you simply want to make something creative that is more sentimental or sweet, then here are some ideas.

Also, remember that part of the sweetness with these gifts is that they are NOT perfect, but they will remind mom what a sweet season she is in of life.

A bit messy, out of the lines, but with lots of love.

Read: Things Women Need to Know on Mother’s Day

Mother's Day Gifts From Kids For Mom

Here are some lovely crafty and simple gifts kids can give their mother on mother's day.

1

DIY Marbled Nail Polish Mugs

Easy DIY marbled nail polish mugs make the perfect homemade gift!

A simple craft done in a few minutes that looks like it took hours of work!

2

Rose Filled Mothers Day Card

Who wouldn't want to make this amazing Mother's Day card? Have your preschooler help!

3

FREE Printable Mother's Day Coloring Page & Card (Cut Files Too!)

Here’s a quick, easy, and heart-warming gift idea any mom is sure to love!

Just print out these FREE printable Mother’s Day coloring pages and/or cards, have your little one get their crayon game on, then give to a momma in your life!

4

"All About my Mom" Free Printables

These printables you can ask kids questions about mom, record their answers, and keep it to laugh at for the years to come.

5

Mother's Day Candles | Free Printable Candle Labels

Transform a store bought candle into a sweet gift with these printable labels!

6

Mother's Day Flower Pot | Free Printable Tag

Let kids get their hands dirty with this adorable plant gift for Mom! Free printable tag too!

7

DIY Mother's Day Flowers

This easy craft for kids, DIY Mother’s Day flowers, is so much fun to do.

I must admit that my kids and I love to get creative and messy with our crafts. There is nothing like finger painting to get real messy

8

Cupcake Flower Pots - An Edible DIY gift

These Cupcake Flower Pots are an edible DIY Mother's Day Gift that kids can make! They also make a great spring craft.

This tutorial and recipe uses a simple mini vanilla cupcake, store-bought icing and pre-made pudding and cookies, with the result being a beautiful gift for Mom or DIY craft treat for the kids!

9

Handprint Cactus DIY Mother's Day Card

This handprint cactus card is a simple craft for kids to make Mom for Mother’s Day!

Kids will love giving it to Mom on her special day

10

Shrinky Dink Bracelet- The Perfect Mother's Day Craft!

A fun craft to make for mama that is fun for the kids to participate in as well.

11

DIY Mother's Day Teacup Planters

If you've got a tea lover, here's a great way to bring the green of late spring into your mother's day gift. Succulents in tea cups!

12

Handmade Flower Jewelry Dish for Mom

Give mom two gifts in one with this flower-shaped keepsake that doubles as a jewelry dish. A heartfelt gift idea for Mother’s Day.  

13

DIY Flower Bouquet Mothers Day Card

A pretty and bright card for mom she'll keep for years to come.

14

The Easiest Pocket Pack Tissue Holder Ever

These pocket tissue pouches are so simple to sew, they are perfect for beginners.

15

Marble Clay Ring Holder

This marble ring holder is beautiful and will be something lovely for the kids to make for mom to put where she stores her jewelry.

16

Mid Century Ceramic Hand Dish

This little dish makes a great momento or gift as it captures a moment in time, the size of your child’s hand. School aged children will be able to handle most of the process with only a little guidance.

17

Remember Lil'Me Upcycled Throw Pillow

A lovely pillow for moms who love crafty gifts.

18

Free Printable Mother's Day Cards & Crafts

These printable cards will give the little ones something to color and give to mom along with whatever else is cooked up.

19

I Love Mom Bag 

This is great for crafty grandmothers or carers who want to help kids make a gift for their mother.

20

Printable Mother's Day Gift Box - Free Download

Here's a printable you can turn into a box to fill with letters or mementos for mom.

21

EASY To Make Mother’s Day Fingerprint Flower Cup with Saucer

Mums everywhere will treasure this simple to make fingerprint flower cup with saucer gift on Mother's Day this year.

22

Handprint Flower Picture Frame to Make for Mom

Treasure your baby or toddlers creations this Mother's Day with this kid-made picture frame sure to make mom smile every year.

If your budget is tight or if mom loves sentimental and personalized gifts from her kids, these will be just the ticket!

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  1. Scarlet says

    So many super cute mother’s day gift ideas for kids. I love the heart flower card.

    Reply
    • Rachel Norman says

      Awwww, yay!

      Reply

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