Love your mama even if she's done you wronga.
Don't make her cook. Buy her something that lets her know you're thinking of her. It doesn't have to be extravagant. Just a card. Or a phone call. You already know that any kind of sugar thanks thrown her way will go a long, long way to making her feel appreciated.
She'll love that.
Spend your Mother's Day bettering the lives of women who are fighting breast cancer. Support Chicago's Y-Me 1 or 3-mile walk or 5K run.
The Chicago Park District is running Mother's Day celebrations and, in some instances, banquets at parks across the city. Find one near you.
Mimosas, eggs benedict, and the Chicago skyline. Not all bad.
For goodness sake, DON'T make mom cook on Mother's Day. Find what's available at hundreds of restaurants across the city and suburbs through Open Table's reservation system.
And, while you're making sure she's not cooking, maybe sign her up for a massage or a manicure. That would be totally great. Trust me. I'm channeling her right now.
Take your mom to the Brookfield Zoo to see new animal moms. Or, bring your mom so new animal moms can see her.
The Chicago Botanic Garden hosts the rhododendron sale and their model railroad opens for the summer on Saturday, May 10. Their Mother's Day brunch is sold out.
Tight budget but love mom just the same? Here are some affordable gift ideas for Chicagoans that might just do the trick.