25 Best Mother's Day Gifts From Toddlers, Since Mama Means Everything to Them

If Mom can't wear her heart on her sleeve, she can wear it just under her sleeve! This set comes with nine heishi-bead bracelets that she can stack or wear in different combinations — all of which show how much she loves being a mama.

The old TV show was right: Kids do say the darnedest things. Give Mom a place where she can collect all the silly stuff her toddler's said. This journal comes with more than 100 blank pages in a perfect-bound book, just ready for her toddler's thoughts.

Whether the brood is big or little, these necklaces — which come personalized with birthstones and name tags — will become her favorite. You can also get it as a ring (without the names).

If Mom loves to whip up tasty treats, this book will help inspire lots of family time in the kitchen. It helps little ones get the hang of simple techniques and easy recipes. Better yet, on Mother's Day, have the little chef or chefs create something delicious (with adult supervision) while Mom gets to stay in bed.

If Mom is the one who's usually wrangling all the sippy cups, give her a vessel of her own that's befitting of her family status. On the back, it lists all the ingredients that go into her personality, including caring and patience. It holds 40 ounces, and it comes with the lid and a cleaning brush.

Mom is sure to appreciate the sentiment with this personalized book about how great she is. But toddlers will be wowed when they see themselves — and their names — transported inside the book as well.

Take those Mother's Day photos and videos over-the-top with a coordinating outfit. These "Mama" and "Mini" shirts are just what Mom needs to make a statement. (Note: The shirts are sold separately, not as a set!)

Toddlers aren't old enough to fill in the blanks in this easy journal on their own yet, but adults can take dictation for them — or, start a tradition for a multi-year project where they fill out one page each year, so she can see how the scribbles turn into real thoughts as the years go on.

Have the toddler sit nicely for a photo with Mom, or find one of their best moments together from the past year and then turn the moment into a small, 253-piece jigsaw puzzle in the shape of a heart. It would go perfectly with a card that says, "I love you to pieces!"

This project is special because you can get the whole family in on the act: parents and kids, siblings or even grandparents. It comes with four shades of gray paint for the handprints, as well as a spot for a family photo.

This book comes with 35 blank coupons, so you can let the little one help you decide what sorts of things Mom could be treated to, whether it's extra minutes of sleep or a big bear hug. (Can you make a get-out-of-a-tantrum-free card?) Mom gets to reap the benefits all year!

This is another project where you just have to have a toddler add their artistic "touches," be it with finger paint, stamps or washable markers, and then voilà! Mother's Day accomplished. These come in a set of two, so you can do one for Mom and one for Grandma.

A toddler is only this small once! This kit comes with everything you need to preserve a handprint, including air-dry clay, letter stamps and the frame. Plus, you can include pictures of your special moments together.

Take personalized gifts to a whole new level by crafting a keepsake necklace engraved with a toddler's actual fingerprint, handprint or footprint. You can add a name, too.

This detailed, custom portrait is the perfect gift to capture those special moments of Mom and her little ones. Even as her kids grow older, this portrait will always remind her of her babies! You can customize everything including number of children, skin tones, child names and more.

Once you purchase, download and print the template, you'll already have a sweet leaf and petal design. All you have to do is have your child make handprint the "flowers" with to complete the look.

There's no better snuggle-together, read-aloud treat than this book, which celebrates the joy of spending a day with Mama. Testers for the Good Housekeeping Best Kids' Book Awards liked that the book was sweet, but also pretty realistic when it comes to showing the types of activities that moms and kids do together.

What does Mom need most of all? A minute to herself! Actually, make it five, and gift her this book along with the promise that she'll get some "me time" every day to use it.

Toddlers can give their moms the most unique floral arrangement ever. Amazon users say the cardstock is the perfect size for little artists.

What mom doesn't want an original work of toddler art to hang up on the fridge or at the office? Melissa & Doug's Finger Paint Paper Pad lets them work on a large, 12" x 18" surface so they can really let their creativity shine. You can also get a set of washable finger paints to go with it.