Even
though I think Mother’s Day should be about showing your mum how much you love
and appreciate her without the need for unnecessary and expensive gifts and
that you should show your love throughout the whole year and not just on 1 day,
I do understand that young children love to pick inexpensive gifts to give to
their mum on this day. Children do not
think about the commercialisation of Mother’s Day, they simply get excited
about showing their love be it by making a card, giving breakfast in bed,
gifting presents and flowers to name but a few ways mums across the country are
shown unconditional love from their precious children.
Even though
Bug does not understand what Mother’s Day is he got very excited according to
Lee when he went to town with Daddy to get a card and some treats for his mummy. He picked out the card I was lovingly given
as well as a gorgeous plant of white blooming flowers.
As I think
that gifts for Mother’s Day do not have to be expensive I loved the Mother’s
Day gifts that Bug gave me from Asda, all of which didn't break the bank.
I think
the Plush Flower with 'Someone Special' in the centre of the flower is very cute and a brilliant
price at £1.
Bug loves
the adorable Gardening Bear for £5.
As I love
candles I really like the Scented Candle for £2 which comes in a very pretty
jar.
I love the
sparkly pink hearts in the pretty Heart Photo Frame, which is a costs a
reasonable £3.
As Asda
had some great, inexpensive gifts for Mother’s Day I will be looking there with
Bug when Father’s Day nears to get daddy some lovely gifts at low prices.
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