With more people being vaccinated and stimulus checks being distributed, this year’s Mother’s Day celebration on May 9th is shaping up to be much different than last year’s.
According to a report from the National Retail Federation, consumers are expected to spend a record $28.1 billion this year, up $1.4 billion from 2020.
The Better Business Bureau is offering some tips for buying the perfect gift for momma.
If you are shopping online, be sure to avoid suspicious-looking websites, and look for the lock icon next to the URL.
If you are buying flowers, try to support a local florist, and ensure they have enough time to get the flowers delivered.
If you plan on getting your mom a new phone, or any other electronic device, be sure to keep the receipt and leave it in its original packaging, that way it can be returned if necessary.
Gift cards, gift certificates, guides, tours, classes, and taking her to diner are also very good options to let your mom know just how much she means to you.
