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Whether it’s Mother’s Day, Christmas or any other time of year, you may be stuck wondering what to gifts to buy for your mom. She does so much for you, yet always seems to have what she needs or doesn’t voice her wants. I hope this gift guide can help you find just the right gift ideas for the homesteader, farmer, or gardener in your life. This one is written with moms in mind, as sometimes she can be the hardest to buy for, especially if you’re a homesteading family.
Your mom has many sides to her. She may enjoy working on the farm with the animals, but she probably also likes her house to look nice. She may not have the money or time to shop for decorations, but she does enjoy the look, most likely. She may also be homeschooling or working full time, which means she doesn’t have time for herself, to go shopping for the things she needs or wants. You will be blessing her immensely by buying your mom gifts that she can use.
This gift guide for mom is going to be broken down into several areas, hopefully making it easier for you to decide what to get her.
In this section, I focused on gifts your mom may already have but elevated a bit. When budgets are tight, we don’t always buy the nicest items we can. This is a great opportunity to buy your mom something she uses every day, but higher quality. After all, we want to give our moms the best gifts, right? Splurge a little bit on her this holiday and give her something that’s so high quality, she won’t buy it herself.
Goat Hoof clippers also, this one
Goat Collars, plastic collars, show collars
Garbage cans for feed or these grain storage bins
Most likely your mom is also a gardener. This list is to help you think outside the box for gardeners since she most likely already has the basics. I know some of these items aren’t very exciting, but I would love to receive them, especially if I am on a budget. Moms always put their needs last and just try to “make do” with the items they can find or get inexpensively. To be able to have nice gardening supplies, even if it’s just peat moss, can make a world of difference.
Grow lights— I am currently using these and I love them!
As a mom, I do enjoy being outside with my animals, but I also like my inside surroundings to look nice. I don’t have time for a lot of knick-knacks, but I do enjoy seeing items in my space that remind me of my children or other loved ones. This list has a little bit of everything, from DIY ideas to more practical items she won’t buy for herself.
Bins for animal supplies–bottles, drugs, first aid, refrigerator bins for meds
Wall hangings, picture frames
Curtains
Paint, you can even offer to do it for her
Knick-knacks
Candles
CrateJoy: this is a company I have recently discovered and I love it! This is a subscription box website that carries all types of boxes. I bought my adult daughter a home decor box for her birthday and she loved it! You can sort through all the different types of subscription boxes by gender, age, type, season and more. Here is a link to their farm page that is full of boxes I would love as a homesteading and homeschooling mom. If this style isn’t your mom’s thing, there are even boxes for chickens! This store is amazing!
If your mom is also a homeschooling mom, here are a few gift ideas for her that I know she would enjoy! This is not an extensive list, just a few unique gift ideas to help you out this holiday.
Gift card for her favorite homeschool curriculum
A webinar, virtual or real life homeschool conference
Bookshelves or other storage for books, supplies, household items, etc.
I sincerely hope this was helpful for you to find a gift for your mom who is living a more rural lifestyle. Sometimes we can be hard to buy for, I understand. Thank you for being here and for your time. I hope this was helpful!
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