I think what we're trying to convey, is that even if a mother is an avid baker and cook for the majority of the year that Most mothers would not see this as a personalised gift or 'present' on the only day of the year that is set aside just for them. This is the kind of mundane item that is picked up while doing the grocery shopping, as a necessity. Certainly not to be 'gifted' to somebody, let alone your own mother. Aside from it being a crappy 'gift,' in the general sense of the term, and I don't really want to bring up the blatant sexism/stereotyping that you're perpetuating, but I will to prove the point. So, would you dream of buying your dad a new set of overalls for Father's Day for the next time he cleans the guttering or clears the garage? Or even worse, would you even contemplate buying HIM this set if he enjoyed cooking (which obviously a lot of men do) I highly doubt it.

As somebody already said above, treat her, take her somewhere nice. Something, but not this. Plus, if "you're stuck for a gift idea!" ?. "Thought that counts" ? She's your mum, #thinkjustthatlittlebitharder!

exactly!

One of this drag behind shopping trolleys so we can get more from the shop's....

Exactly ! I'm sure every mother would just love to think that she's only seen as some old drudge to cook & clean for by her kids.

hiya ive put another deal on in the same colour which may interest you hun x