What is a good present for my mother's 50th birthday?
435406
If you have not already done so a mothers ring or pendant would be wonderful my sister and i did this for our mother she loved it.
1124423
Here are some ideas...\n\nThrow her a Surprise Birthday Party She Will Never Forget!\n\nBath & Body Works ~ great selections, mix n match or gift baskets~\n\nMake her a CD of your Favorite Songs\n\nHand Make Her Something Special ~ maybe a beaded necklace or bracelet.  Or Paint her a picture, sculp something out of clay or something else showing your creativity & thoughtfulness.\n\nBurts Bees line of products is one of my personal favorites.  They have lots of great items... that anyone would love to get.\n\n~Spending Time with Her Friends On Her Birthday is probably the best gift she can think of~\n\nBest Wishes to You.  Hope this Helped.
43491
give her something really nice for her birthday/special day. something that a normal friend would not
790790
Spending time with her would be the best gift you could give her.  Take her out to lunch or dinner.  That will mean more to her than any gift you could buy.  You sound like a good son.
940013
make up is always great, flowers and candy are great to get. \nA night out with all the things she likes could be a good gift.\na basket full of her favorite candy, ice-cream, cookies, movies.
933634
I would get her some cds of a band she likes and then make something like a family tree to make her feel important- my parents did that for me when I was 12 and since I have made one for my children for when they turn 12- also, electronics are ruling the scences today. Dolls, .....
1010481
Try not to get too personal, it might scare her off. A gift certificate is kind of crude, it's basically the same as cash. Maybe a nice dinner, some flowers (not too extravagant, but not something you'd get your mother either), and a small gift.\n\nIdeas: teddy bear, chocolates, a spa-type gift basket with stuff she can pamper herself with (most drug stores sell those at a reasonable price), or something practical that pertains to her life like a travel mug with a gift certificate from her fave coffee shop or with a bag of good coffee. \n\nThings to avoid: lingerie, jewellry, pets, cash, books and/or music (until you know her tastes really well), blank journals, clothes, poems or songs (until at least 6 months) etc. \n\nGL!
466724
hi, give her a rose or a cool ring. or get here 50 gifts for her birthday.  but dont tell anyone.
288040
A cute journal and pen\nsome books\na small craft set(beads, sewing, paint,...)\nif you know she has a collection of something, perhaps buy something for her collection. \na basketball\nmovies/dvds/cds\na poster of a movie she likes\nclothes
650461
Get your Mom some nice flowers, or a very pretty plant, and a framed photgraph of her and her kids, or simply of you.\n\nA sweet card, or a handwritten note telling her that you love her, and why, would be great. Simple is good. This does not have to be Pulitzer-Prize-winning stuff. She is your Mom!
951999
A Mother's ring or bracelet is special--it is set with the birthstone of each child! As a mother, I'd LOVE one!\nThat said, does she like to cook? A good set of knives is a great gift, but pricey.\nDoes she have hobbies? Something for her hobby!\nTickets to a concert or show are great (even better if you go with her).\nCDs or DVDs?
69336
don't go by that. (the paper thing that is) The best gifts I've gotten from my husband are from his heart, something he takes the time to prepare himself, that is unique. Buy her a single rose, go with yellow because everyone gets red or pink, and write her a poem or letter telling you why you love her and what she means to you, actually write it yourself, don't do it on the pc!, then cook her her favorite meal. Give her the rose and your letter or poem at dinner. That will mean more to her than any store bought item, I guarantee it! Good luck, and happy anniversary!
676969
The perfect mother's day gift comes from the heart, go out to eat and to the movies with her, spending quality time with her will be worth more, and don't buy her a gift make it, it has more sentimental value that way. make her a picture frame and put a pic of the two of you in it, or buy a small photo album and decorate it, fill it with special pics of you guys, or give her a hug and tell her how much you love her.....
975618
A suprise party with her close family and friends commemorating all the honourable and noble things they remember her doing throughout her lifetime so far.if she is not a suprise kind of person then let her know about it but keep th details very limited.Good Luck!!
50463
Maybe you could make something for her yourself. Im sure she would really appreciate the thought of a handmade gift. I usually do something like that for my Grandma, shes 78.  She has pretty much everything she needs and she likes to cook and bake, but cant be on her feet too long, so Ive made her some of those layered mixes in a jar, she loves them because she just has to add a couple things and the jars look so pretty!  You can find lots of recipes for them on the internet.  If you like to sew maybe you could make her a handmade throw or pillow.  Or maybe even offer to cook her a special dinner one night.  Hope my suggestions help!
703731
Tough question. Grandmothers.. that's always hard.\nWell, grandmothers always like to brag about their grandchildren (and for some reason they love them more than their own children), so if you're the kind of people that likes to make things (art crafts, photography... anything at all) I think that would be a great idea. If you're not, I think the best gift would be somthing for the house, since she spends a lot of time there. It doesn't have to be big, it's the thought that counts. \nDo you know if she like to listen to music ? Any favorite old singer ? Maybe you can get her his/her record/CD...\nAnother idea is a picture of all her grandchildren, I really think she'll like that (I'm thinking of my grandmother). Black and white or colored, both are beatiful.
965843
Get tickets for something to do together or for her and your father.  A play, a concert, a bike tour, a gym membership, an art exhibit, manicures and pedicures, an imax movie, etc.  She might have a lot of things or be very picky about her things, but she loves you and she would most likely be very touched that you got something for the both of you to do together.  If that's not your thing, think about a hobby she truly enjoys and perhaps get something to go with it.  For example, my mom knits, so one year I bought her some really beautiful wool online from a farm in Vermont and a pattern for a pretty sweater that I thought she would like.