1. Le Creuset® Cherry Fondue Pot from Sur la Table. “My mom and I have a special tradition of going to The Melting Pot together every Christmas Eve after church. It’s something we look forward to all year. With this fondue pot, she and I can recreate those memories on a whim… even when the holidays are months away!” – Katie Underhill, Managing Editor (Photo courtesy of www.surlatable.com)

2. Chelsea Fleur de Lis Fountain from Ahner’s Garden & Gifts. “We have a long-standing tradition of getting my mother beautiful flowers or plants for her garden for Mother’s Day. I found this fountain that would be perfect for any mother… in any garden. I think it’s a great way to keep our tradition going but with a new twist. Happy Mother’s Day.” – Kristen Hollan, Account Executive (Photo courtesy of www.massarelli.com)

3. Chocolate confections from Kakao Chocolate. “There is nothing like a great piece of chocolate to send my heart aflight! And Kakao chocolates are to die for! You don’t need much of this chocolate to feel totally satisfied and happy. Kakao is my choice for that mom (like me) with a refined sweet tooth!” – Judy Uelk, Editor-in-Chief (Photo courtesy of www.kakaochocolate.com)

4. Mother’s Day Brunch in the Starlight Roof at the Chase Park Plaza. “Remember when you used to surprise Mom with breakfast in bed? Usually the meal consisted of scrambled eggs, toast, cereal and orange juice. Although we’ve grown up, we can still treat Mom to a delicious meal, but the surprise will be that it’s brunch — with a view — at the fabulous Chase Park Plaza. Starting with bubbly mimosas, this brunch will have her taste buds convincing her that you have always been her favorite.” – Lauren Schrader, Art Director (Photo courtesy of www.chaseparkplaza.com)

5. Message in a Bottle from Anthropologie.“What a heartwarming alternative to a card! Whether purchasing this dainty piece from Anthropologie or making one of your own, giving a hand-written message in a bottle to Mom on Mother’s Day is a creative way to complement your gift, while giving her a message that she can save, re-read and display for years to come.” – Jenna Dunbar, Marketing Coordinator (Photo courtesy of www.anthropologie.com)

(Photos courtesy of www.greenwithglamour.com)

1. Felted Wool Chrysanthemum Slippers from Viva Terra. “These slippers are sure to perk up the most drab of winter mornings. Handmade by a group of women in Kathmandu, they are constructed of luxurious wool that will quickly mold to the contours of your feet for the ultimate in comfort.” – Suzie Osterloh, Publishing Director (Photo courtesy of www.vivaterra.com)

2. Chenille Heather Braided Throw from Restoration Hardware. “This cool, bumpy throw is soft, cozy and perfect for winter, and the garnet color is absolutely beautiful.” – Denise Candice, Account Executive (Photo courtesy of www.restorationhardware.com)

3. Women’s Cable Knit Mitt from The North Face. “There’s nothing like being able to stay warm during the winter months when you are out and about. These warm mittens are a must-have!” – Suzann Hormell, Account Executive (Photo courtesy of www.thenorthface.com)

4. Women for Women International Pom-Pom Scarf from Kate Spade. “Not only is this cozy pink scarf adorable, you can feel good about purchasing and wearing it, too. It was hand-knit by women in Bosnia through Kate Spade’s “Hand in Hand” Partnership with Women for Women International, an organization that helps women in war-torn countries.” – Katie Underhill, Managing Editor (Photo courtesy of www.katespade.com)

5. Breville One-Touch Tea Maker from Williams-Sonoma. “When I think warm and cozy, I think curling up on the couch under my faux fur throw with a great book and a warm cup of tea. And while it’s nostalgic to think of a teapot whistling on the stove when it’s ready, this Breville One-Touch Tea Maker makes certain that the hazards of old-fashioned tea-making are avoided. Not only is it simple and easy to use, it brews the perfect cup of tea regardless of how you take it. And if you love a hot cup of tea as much as I do, this will certainly satisfy.” – Jenna Dunbar, Marketing Coordinator (Photo courtesy of www.williams-sonoma.com)