3 top London Mother’s Day gifts to buy online
Gift certificate at Cowshed Spa
After discovering the super charming Cowshed Spa in Primrose Hill the other week, I went straight home to book myself in for a maternity back massage (£50) at the Cowshed Spa nearest to us, the one by Holland Park. It felt like a real treat to go straight to cozy Cowshed after dropping off Baby Girl in nursery, and I had a truly relaxing morning with a massage followed by a fruity smoothie and a muffin at the communal table in the café. Cowshed Spa offers an extensive treatment menu for new mums and soon-to-be mums. During the massage, which was seated, they used an oil from their own maternity range, which is also for sale in the spa. E-gift cards are available to buy online, and make fantastic Mother’s Day gifts for mums in need of a bit of pampering!
Breakfast in Bed hamper from Moonpig
When attending the Moonpig spring/summer showcase last week I had a chance to see all the new gift hampers on offer, and I absolutely loved the idea of the Breakfast in Bed hamper (£40), which included a small bottle of champagne, jam, marmalade, tea, coffee, orange juice, a flower and milk bottle vase and my favourite granola Scrumshus. The granola is delicious with fresh fruit and greek yoghurt, so thoughtful husbands could also add a personal touch and prepare a fruit platter and a bowl of yoghurt to go with the hamper!
Subscription to Baby London
I took out a subscription to Baby London magazine when I was pregnant with Baby Girl, and they now have a Mother’s Day subscription offer on, which makes a wonderful gift. The offer includes 6 issues (1 year) for £14.99, and you then receive a £20 voucher at JoJo Maman Bebe, where I think there’s always something to find for expectant mums and mums with young children. Baby London magazine is also my favourite baby magazine, as it’s got a fresh feel to it and includes local coverage.
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