15 useful gifts for mums that’ll transform their day to day

Every mum has a set of four wine glasses that's inevitably been whittled down to a sad pair of two after several accidents and a bit too much of the 'ole vino. Replenish her crockery with this gorgeous set of textured glasses. She'll be grateful for the restock and they'll prompt many a compliment at her next soiree.

Springtime is a weird one for outwear, but a shacket is always a great shout. You can layer it up with some chunky knitwear and, if the weather's fine, a basic tee will suffice. This dusky pink number is minimalist, cosy and, for £30 it's a bargain, if you ask us.

!SALE ALERT! This bad boy normally retails for £49.99 but has got a whopping £30 off today. With a double-sided view, one normal and one with 5x magnification, No 7's illuminated mirror is the perfect accessory for any bedroom or bathroom. Whether's it's the early pre-work make-up rush or some late night glitz, this mirror is sure to keep mum's make-up looking fresh and that toothpaste AWAY from the corner of her mouth...

A practical one, but a goodie. Say goodbye to paper lint rollers, because Steamery have come up with the next best thing. Yep, it's a reusable roller that can be emptied with the push of the button. It'll pick up all manner of cat hair and fluff more efficiently than you're run of the mill roller and it's compact enough to pop in your handbag should you need it. Genius.

If she's swept off her feet and barely has time to do the food shop (let alone write down a shopping list) then she needs an Alexa in her house. Find her favourite playlist? Ask Alexa. Remind her that she needs milk? Alexa can do that. You name it - anything she doesn't have a second to organise, Alexa can do it for her with Amazon's Echo Dot.

We're officially on the Always Pan hype. If you can afford it, this is THE gift for the food aficionado mother because, we're telling you, NOTHING sticks to it. It comes with a steamer, a clip on wooden spoon (no more tomato sauce on your countertops) and even a handle pour nozzle for all your gravy and cheese sauce needs. It looks beautiful on any countertop and, honestly? We can't flaw it.

You've seen them on TikTok, but have you ever tried one? We have and, well, we're never going back. A pack of matches costs may cost £1, but you'll probably buy well over 36 packs in your life and, even then, they probably won't reach to the bottom of the bloomin' Yankee Candle jar when you need them to. With this handy reusable lighter from Zippo, you can angle the twisty arm to fit down even the deepest of jars, and you won't get that horrid burning match smell when it turns on. It's quick easy and, honestly, a godsend.

We may have shucked off flowers as a naff gift, but mainly because they're more effort than they're worth (£30 plus these days...) and they'll be in the compost heap before you know it. With dried flowers, you can help mum to be a house proud goddess withOUT the faff and watering. Plus, with The Stem's gorgeous paper wrapping, you won't have to splash out for gift wrapping, either - it's a win, win.

Being a curly girl is not best suited to those on a budget. Finding the right products for you takes time, money and effort and, to be honest, every curly haired woman out there just wants someone to give them the magic key to their hair and be done with it. Cult Beauty have come to the rescue with this BARGAIN selection of curl-friendly products for less than a third of their original £190 price. From Living Proof to Olaplex No. 3 (the GOAT), mum will have her hands and hair full with nourishing, revitalising products. Dreamy.

Women don't want jewellery, they want a Shark Cordless Vacuum. Seriously, NO ONE wants to lug a Henry Hoover up the stairs all for the sake of some biscuit crumbs. The Shark Cordless Vac is practically legend at this point thanks to a certain Mrs Hinch, and for good reason. For one, it's sleek AF, not to mention it charges itself it its compact stand and, on top of all that, the suction is like nothing else we've seen. Onion skins in the darkest corners of your kitchen? Not a problem. Dog hair behind the toilet? Easy. Seriously, if you can afford this tiny beast, then your mum will be forever grateful.

Striking a balance between form and function is always tricky when it comes to handbags, but Katie Loxton have smashed it out of the pack with the Zana. The thick strap champions comfort while the smooth oblong design is giving minimalist Scandi chic. It's big enough for your keys, purse and make-up essentials and, you could always squeeze in a reusable shopping bag should Zara come a' calling. We love.

Nothing quite screams class like a cafetiere. You could honestly cook us egg and chips, but chuck a cafetiere on the table at the end of the meal and we'll feel like we've just had dinner at the Ritz. This one from Oliver Bonas looks like its come fresh out of Soho House and, for less than £30, your wallet won't gasp for air. Plus, it'll look great on a countertop if mum's cupboards don't afford the space.

Whether she works from home, hates a phone alarm or just needs a bedside lamp, a Lumie is the ultimate bedroom gift. Proven to make waking up a more pleasant experience, Lumie's gradual sunrise effect alarm helps to boost the body's natural levels of cortisol and, if mum suffers with SAD, it works to minimise a whole host of the negative symptoms. It's a real powerhouse of benefits, to be honest.

Platters are the dining essential that we always forget to buy. Afternoon tea? Platter of sandwiches. Canapes? Platter. You name it, there's a whole heap of justification for adding a platter to your ma's kitchen collection, and this one from Mason Cash is just delightful.

A good cleanse to top off a stressful day can honestly be the difference between a restful night's sleep and tossing and turning endlessly. This one from Bad Habit is oh-so-moisturising and will quite literally melt away the day behind you. It's the perfect gift for hard-working mamas.