Last-minute Mother's Day gifts that ship super-fast

Busy moms will always welcome a helping hand, especially in the kitchen. This handy gadget will slash her meal-prep time — it allows her to switch among eight interchangeable blades for instant chopping, slicing, grating and shredding. After, just throw 'em in the dishwasher and store in their (included) container.

Consider this the sweetest way to spell out your love. Inside this (gorgeous!) box, there are 10 mini jars of Bonne Maman's finest — nine fruit spreads (ranging from tangy orange marmalade to decadent fig preserves) and one honey. Ooh-la-la!

Your stepmom had a full life before you entered the picture. With an annual Storyworth subscription, she’ll have a platform to share it with you (and anyone else who cares to listen). Each week she'll answer new questions about her past, present and future, and her answers will be printed in a hardcover book for all to read.

A regular old cuppa tea will get the job done, but Tea Forte's pyramid-shaped bags will take her experience to the next level. She can sample five fruit-forward varieties — white ginger pear, raspberry nectar, cucumber mint and more — in this 10-piece set.

Summer is fast approaching, which means her days will soon be filled with farmers' market runs, trips to the beach and so much more. Not only does this woven bag look the part, but it's big enough to hold her summertime essentials — beach towels, sunscreen, you name it. One Target shopper pointed out that the tote is made of a plastic material "so it’s going to hold up more than regular, natural caning."

Dangle this from a tree branch and they'll come flocking! The red base and flower-shaped drinking ports are intentional — both are said to attract the eponymous flying beauties. It also has a built-in ant moat to keep pests away, as well as a perch ring for her new friends to rest on. 

Bonsai trees demand a lot of TLC. This Lego version, however, requires just a bit of attention during the assembly process, after which she won't have to do anything except bask in its beauty for years to come. 

Part watch, part bracelet, this top-rated pick from Anne Klein can be worn for every (and any) occasion, formal or not. The light-pink-and-gold combo is a real standout, but it also comes in neutrals like cream, ivory and black.

If Mom always forgets to charge her phone, give her this mini-juicer that fits into any purse or pocket and will ensure she's never out of touch. It’s smaller than a lipstick tube!

Mom deserves a bit of luxury every day, and these cozy slippers are just the thing to deliver it. They mix a faux rabbit fur upper for next-level softness with a practical, anti-skid rubber sole and a supportive memory foam insole — a combo that she is sure to appreciate. Choose from 12 colors, including cream, caramel, gray, black and pink (shown here).

Is mom a reader, not a watcher? How might she feel about access to an entire library's worth of her favorite books? That's just what she'll have with this model's 16 gigs of storage. She'll also have an adjustable light source and a battery that can last up to 10 weeks on one charge.

Sure, you can always splash out on one of those fancy eye massagers, but this lavender-infused pillow will get her to that tranquil place for a fraction of the price. It's filled with Himalayan salt beads that can be heated or cooled — pop it in the microwave to relieve eyestrain or headaches, or stick it in the freezer to reduce puffiness and dark circles. 

It's dang near impossible to read into (heh) the contents of someone else's bookshelf — even your mom's. Instead of guessing what she might like, let her select six new reads for her collection. Once a month, she'll be able to choose from a curated shortlist of new, buzzy hardcovers and audiobooks. If nothing strikes her fancy, she can skip that month and save her credit for an upcoming one. 

If glass-clear skin is Mom's goal, then she needs to add snail mucin — yep, I'm talking about snail slime — to her self-care arsenal. This three-piece set includes a sample of retinol cream and two bottles of the bestselling serum, which over 60,000 five-star reviewers said brought their dull, aging skin back to life. "I used it when my skin was oily. I used it when my skin became combination dry/normal in my 30s. I used it throughout pregnancy. I used it while I was in chemo. I used it in swampy Midwestern summers and dry Southwestern winters. It does not fail me," one Amazon shopper wrote after calling it their "#1 Holy Grail." 

A paper bouquet that comes with a matching Mother's Day card? Now we're talking! Snag the total package by picking up this blooming beauty from Freshcut Paper, which she can leave up long after the festivities wrap.

She's a queen in your eyes — and she deserves to sleep like one. These lightweight jammies will carry her through the hot summer months, and best of all, as one well-rested reviewer wrote, "They get softer and cozier with every wash." Pick from an array of pretty colors, including seasonal shades like bright pink and yellow.

Think of this dainty dazzler as a kind of sentimental twofer. Not only is it a symbol of the love you have for the special lady wearing it, but it's also a sweet (and relatively subtle) way for her to put her heart on display. Choose from over 20 stones, including the all-too-fitting rose quartz (pictured). 

Winter is behind us, but that doesn't mean she should skimp on moisturizer. This hydrating, antioxidant-packed lip mask will make sure she has a smooth foundation for stains, glosses and other products. Get four minis in one box — she can rotate among berry, sweet candy, mango and peach iced tea, depending on her mood.

Although Swedish dishcloths may not seem like a particularly heartfelt Mother's Day gift, there's more here than meets the eye. These are not just practical, but also pretty enough to leave out to dry (with the three labeled clips) and will save her money in the long run with all the paper towels she won't have to buy. 

There's nothing like a spa day to bring a smile to a mom's face. Give her a gift card that she can redeem at thousands of spas across the country. Contribute to a treatment or give her enough money to cover a manicure, facial, massage or other full-body treatment. 

Nonna always knows best — especially when it comes to pasta. She'll be transported to an Italian kitchen as she flips through the pages of this James Beard Award-winning cookbook, which is full of tried-and-tested recipes perfected by 85-year-old Lucia, 97-year-old Giuseppa and other actual Italian grandmothers. Who knows — maybe this will score you a dinner invite!

Out with the old, in with the new: She can swap her heavy-duty hand creams that got her through winter for these minis with floral-forward scents like Wild Rose & Berry. Leave them in their original packaging or add the trio to a curated gift basket with seasonal must-haves.

Freshly-squeezed OJ coming right up! This juicer takes a slow and steady approach to preserve as many nutrients and enzymes as possible. Stick whole fruits and veggies right into the chute (No cutting necessary!) and let it work its juicing magic. 

She's come to expect flowers from you on Mother's Day. That said, she'll be pleasantly surprised if she unboxes this inspired, exotic trio. They arrive pre-planted in a wooden tray, which she can reuse around the house when she eventually repots them.

Air fryers aren't anything new, but have you ever seen one that also doubles as decor? Didn't think so. Feed up to seven people with the six-quart basket or go with the three-quart option if she has fewer mouths to feed. Either way, she'll find ways to use it daily, especially since it can also roast, dehydrate and reheat food with the touch of a button.

The best Mother's Day gifts are the ones that come straight from the heart. Show her what's in yours by answering the 50 prompts in this fill-in-the-blank testimonial — some require vulnerability, others inspire a poignant stroll down memory lane.

It doesn't matter how many times you've told her that you're there to support her, this book will show her. When the going gets rough, she can flip through the pages to find expert advice, easy exercises and cartoons that sum up the hardships of new-motherhood.