Things to do with your mum: 15 activities she’ll adore

It's an obvious choice for a reason - mum's absolutely love to be treated to a trip to the spa (who doesn't tbf?). If you've got the cash to splash, there's loads of UK spas that offer special Mother's Day themed packages at this time of year. And if you don't? Some quiet time away from the kids, a bottle of prosecco and some sheet masks will do the job.

Ahem, did somebody say wine? What better way to treat your mum than by taking her around an amazing vineyard - and no, you don't have to fly to the south of France to get the real deal. Gusbourne's 'The Nest' is right here in the UK - Kent, to be exact - and you can even stay for lunches, tastings and more, from just a mere £30. Amazing.

Who says the pub is just for dads and their lads? Having a few glasses of wine with your mum in the convivial atmosphere of your local pub is a purse friendly excuse for a proper catch up away from the prying eyes and ears of the menfolk.

If your mum is fit and healthy enough and you've got interests in common, a walking tour or a trip to a museum is a great way to learn new things to enthuse over together.

While shopping on the high street may have declined in popularity recently, there's no denying the bonding power it has for mums and their daughters. Treat mum to a new dress, lunch or a cinema stop off for extra 'favourite child' points.

If you're lucky enough to still have your grandma around, make a day out of a trip to hers so your mum can celebrate her mum, too. And for those of us without mums, seeing nan can be a joyful day to remember her together.

An oldie but a good-ie, you're never too old to whip your mum up a lavish breakfast and serve it to her on a tray with a compulsory flower. Sure-fire winners are croissants, jams, and - if we remember correctly from childhood - freezing cold beans on burnt toast.

Daughters and sons of green-fingered mums will know there's nowhere she loves to be more than in her garden or allotment. For a free activity that your mum will love, spend the day together weeding, sowing and pruning - her spick and span garden will last almost as long as the special memories.

For crafty mums, there's loads of workshops about to get those creative juices flowing, and lots of them come with add ons like afternoon tea or drinks. From ceramics to needlework, there will likely to be loads in your area to choose from.

Whether your mum's a yoga bunny or a couch potato, an online or in studio yoga class is the perfect way to de-stress together and leave feeling super zen. There'll be no bickering over what to listen to on the radio on the way home, that's for sure.

Grown up children often find that kids, work responsibilities and daily stresses get in the way of showing our mums how much they really mean to us. Mother's Day doesn't have to be expensive or action packed - simply spending an afternoon together can mean the most.

In pandemic times loads of us are separated from our mums by distance more than we'd like to haven been. If you can't be with your mum this year, instead of a rushed FaceTime between household chores or appointments with your kids, try and carve out an hour to have a real catch up using the tech at our fingertips.

Why not learn from lockdown this Mother's Day and enjoy the simple pleasure of being outdoors whilst doing a bit of exercise? This can be a great way to bond with your mum and you can tailor it to their ability. You don't have to go for a hike (unless she's feeling up to it), you could always just go on a walk around the park. Sometimes low-key Mother's Days are the best.

Ah, a classic mum activity. This Mother's Day why not take your mum on a trip down memory lane? Revisiting the past is a great way to bond with your mum as it will remind them of how far you've both come.

Mother's Day can be a great way to show your mum how much of a functioning adult you are, and nothing says functioning adult more than cooking an incredible meal that would even leave Jamie Oliver speechless. Give it a go, it makes for a low-key alternative to other celebrations and we're sure your mum will love it.