I am trying to decide what to get my mother for Christmas

@Shaun72 (15959)
Palatka, Florida
November 27, 2012 11:26pm CST
It is hard since she can't open a book to read it. I might get her something to wear like earrings maybe. It depends or maybe a cup with her grand kids on it. I can't make up my mind yet. Does anyone have any ideas?
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@doroffee (4222)
• Hungary
28 Nov 12
Jewelry is always great with women, and I like the cup idea, too. Cups and mugs are really cute and nice. You could also give her wellness tickets, spa tickets, a nice sweater or dress...
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@Shaun72 (15959)
• Palatka, Florida
28 Nov 12
I think I might get her some sort of jewerly
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@ARIES1973 (11426)
• Legaspi, Philippines
28 Nov 12
Hi shaun! Personally, I gave my mom a wrist watch last Christmas, bag on the other Christmas and a wallet for her birthday. This Christmas, I am planning of giving her a bag or sandals. Well, sometimes she would request for something so I would give her what she wants. Anything can do. what is important is that you show her how you love her. Have a nice day!
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@AmbiePam (94045)
• United States
17 Dec 12
What did you decide on?
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@Shaun72 (15959)
• Palatka, Florida
18 Dec 12
I bought her a globe with a angel inside and 2 kids sitting on a bench a little boy and a little girl. I hope she likes this.
@WakeUpKitty (8694)
• Netherlands
28 Nov 12
You don't have those hearing books in your country? The one on a tape/cd? If she likes stories these are nice (no need to open it). If you are a great story teller (or know someone who is) you can also read a book for her and burn it on a cd. That would make a great personal present. Ps you can even make up a story yourself, or about your life with her and your kids.. more personal it can't be. Personally I don't like cups with pics on it. I hope my kids will never give that to me.
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@Shaun72 (15959)
• Palatka, Florida
28 Nov 12
I was thinking of a glass mug with her grandkids on it.
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@lifes97 (884)
• United Arab Emirates
28 Nov 12
hi, it is really taking time for everyone now to decide the gift for our family, so i can think only that you are the one who can decide and you will do that at the right time believe me, good luck with the gift
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• Philippines
29 Nov 12
You can always go for the basics, Moms usually are sentimental when it comes to gift giving most especially when they received gifts from their children. Some great ideas would be customize items like jewellery such as customize necklaces where you can engrave a portrait of you and your mom on the necklace’s pendant that way, it has a more personal touch to it. And don’t forget to put on a personalize card which has words with appreciate and love written on it.
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• Canada
1 Dec 12
Can she eat chocolate? My husband's diabetic, so I know not to get him chocolate. I am getting chocolate for my mother and step-dad. I'm ordering Milky Way bars from the States, since they love them so much, and can't get them up here. I know someone on eBay who sells them cheap, so I'm just going to get them. Not a big expensive gift, but something I know they will absolutely love!
@mayka123 (16604)
• India
1 Dec 12
If she is fond of clothes may be you could get her something that she could wear on Christmas. And may be a good pair of shoes to go alongwith it. Jewellery also would be a good idea.
@jeztrose (1405)
• Philippines
28 Nov 12
Wow! you are really a thoughtful child. Just think of something that your mom usually wants. well for me my mom is fond of having jewelries and nice blouses. so i guess i'll be getting her one of those.
@betty1989 (751)
• China
28 Nov 12
Winter is coming. I think maybe you can get some warm clothes for your mother. Most of the old are afraid of cold winter.This is the special gift for your mother. then you can have a family gathering and celebrate birthday. You know what singing Happy Birthday song to your mother will move her to tears. Remember to give a big hug to your mother to show your affection.
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