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- Amazon is a no-brainer for any Mother's Day gift you can think of, so we've rounded up 21 thoughtful ideas to help you get started.
- Every item is Prime-eligible (free two-day shipping!) and under $50, so it's never too late to find a wallet-friendly gift for the most important women in your life.
- If you don't find the perfect gift on this list, check out more Mother's Day 2019 gift ideas here.
Mother's Day is still a couple of weeks away, but it feels like it's actually in a few days. That's where Amazon Prime comes in handy with free two-day shipping - no need to sweat over the time crunch or pay extra for faster shipping.
But after decades of handmade cards, art projects, and breakfasts in bed, it's hard to come up with great gifts that don't require some sort of DIY element. That's why we've rounded up 21 thoughtful gifts that any mom would be over the moon to receive - all under $50 and available on Amazon Prime.
There's still plenty of time to pick out a sweet - and budget-friendly - gift you'd be excited to give your mom.
Here are 21 Prime-eligible Mother's Day gifts under $50:
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