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Gifts for Elderly Moms

written by Cathy Lawdanski May 1, 2016
Gift Ideas for Elderly Motheres who live in assisted living or nursing homes. Many of these special ladies have limited space and don't want a lot of stuff. This expanded list will give you some great ideas of things elderly moms would appreciate and enjoy.

Picking out gifts for elderly moms can be tricky. Most have downsized and have no need or desire for a lot of extra “stuff”. Those living in nursing homes or assisted living facilities have special requirements and needs.  Here are a few gift suggestions for this special group of moms.

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Gifts for Elderly Moms

 

 

Gifts for Mom to Remind Her Of Family

Moms everywhere love family pictures. But when you get to the age where you have children, grandchildren and then great-grandchildren, there isn’t room for all those framed pictures. This digital photo frame holds lots of digital photos and videos. It also has a sensor that turns on and off when you enter and leave the room. Perfect for holding all the pictures of those they love!



Gifts for Elderly Moms to Help Carry Her Things

 

Tote for Walker or Scooter

It’s hard to carry a purse when you walk with a walker. The RMS Tote for Walker, Rollator or Scooter has outside storage pockets for a phone and water bottles. Inside, there is a spot for her key ring and credit cards/id. Velcro closure.

Walker/Wheelchair Bag


If you are in a wheelchair, you need a place for your stuff. A Wheelchair Back Bag is like a backpack for your wheelchair. Secure zipper closure and shoulder strap make it easy to transport to and from a wheelchair as needed.

Gifts for To Help Keep Her Mind Sharp

Book Rest

The Hog Wild Peeramid Bookrest makes reading in bed easy and comfortable. Rest your book on the ledge for hands-free reading at the perfect angle.

Large Print Books

Large Print Crossword Puzzles

Large Print Soduko

 



If mom has trouble sleeping, consider the Big Red Rooster White Noise Machine . Six natural and soothing sounds with on/off timer.

Fire HD Tablet with Alexa Hands-Free 10.1″ HD Display –  When you get this for mom, she will have a huge selection of books, movies, and games. With Alexa voice commands, all she has to do is say what she wants and it’s there!


Amazon Echo is a great tool for seniors, especially those with dementia.  The voice-activated Alexa answers questions like, what time is it, what’s the weather like and looks up information like “what’s on TV tonight”. Plays music and reads audible books. Tells fun jokes & riddles. Lots of features to keep the brain active.  See the full review here on how Alexa is great for seniors.

 

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Large Print Playing Cards

Bicycle Large Print Playing Cards are easy to see and read.  Playing cards – either solitaire or a game with others is one way to help keep the mind sharp.

Ableware 15″ Playing Card Holder for moms who have a hard time holding cards.

Gifts for Mom to Keep Her Warm

Collections Fleece Wrap Shawl  is super soft and features two large front pockets.

Keep her feet warm with these  Bed Buddy Warming Footies.

Gifts for Elderly Moms To Satisfy Her Sweet Tooth

Box of Good Quality Chocolates

Diet permitting, a box of good quality chocolates is always welcome! Godiva Chocolatier Classic Gold Ballotin, 19 Count, Net Wt 7.2 oz will do the trick. Just lift the lid – nothing to unwrap.

Gifts are great. A treat to show that you remembered your Mom. But the most important gift you can give is your time. Time to be together doing what mom wants to do. Listening to her stories (even the ones you’ve heard a million times), going through old photos together, enjoying her favorite meal.  Treasure the time you have with your Mom now!

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This is a very relevant post for the aging population today. It’s nice to see this not just for moms but grandmothers too. The walker is a great idea!

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Kathryn – I was thinking the same thing about grandmothers. Glad you found it helpful!

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I really like the digital frame suggestion! That’s a brilliant idea. Thanks for sharing!

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So glad you found it helpful. I think those digital frames are the best invention!

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I went with the obligatory nightie for my mother-in-law, and for my mum it will be something I make out of stained glass – although she does love a good chocolate or two!

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Clawdanski
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Can’t go wrong with a nightie! And you stained glass gift sounds lovely. You are blessed to have both “mothers” still with you!

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Carol
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Great one, Cathy! My mother used to live in a retirement home and I remember some of the gifts she liked, one of them being a book of stamps…LOL!

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Clawdanski
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That is a good idea!

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Julie Severson
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Wonderful idea for a post. My mother has advanced Parkinson’s Disease and these are great ideas. I LOVE the big print playing cards. I buy her large print books, but I never thought of playing cards! That’s a fantastic idea and something we could do together. Thank you for that!

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Clawdanski
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Julie – so glad you found this post helpful. I loved those large print playing cards. It’s so important to do things together. Enjoy your Mom!

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What a brilliant idea for a post. It’s always hard to decide what to get someone for Mother’s Day. Great ideas.

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Clawdanski
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Thanks, Rebecca. It was fun thinking about it and “shopping” for it!

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Paula Kiger
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Paula Kiger

Love it! Great ideas! The digital picture frame especially! And chocolates that they could share with their favorite family members LOL! My MIL was blind and had braille playing cards — that memory was sparked by your large print ones! 🙂

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So glad you liked this post and the choices! I thought those cards were so great when I saw them!

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These are such great ideas! This will be my first Mother’s Day without my Mom. Firsts are always so difficult. She would have loved the digital picture frame.

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Ellen – this is my 2nd year without my mom. The first one was rough. My heart goes out to you. I think those digital frames are the best invention. Hugs!

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The digital photo frame is genius. I’m off to order one now. You’ve saved my bacon btw. Heheeeeee

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So glad this was helpful! Thanks for reading and commenting. Let me know how she likes it!

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Helene Cohen Bludman
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I am very blessed to be celebrating this Mother’s Day with my amazing mom. I love your ideas for gifts!

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Clawdanski
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Yes, having your mother still with you is a blessing! Enjoy your time together!

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These are really some creative, wonderful ideas. As someone with an elderly mother I thank you for the help!

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So glad you found this post helpful! Thanks for reading and commenting!

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I love that door wreath and the photo frame too! All terrific gifts for sure!

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Clawdanski
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When my dad was in assisted living, all the people had a wreath or door decoration of some kind. That’s how my daughter started her wreath business – making Houston Texans wreath for him. As the memory slipped, it helps people identify their own “place” plus is a good expression of their personality. Never would have thought of that until our family experienced it!

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These are great ideas! Those big playing cards would especially be appreciated!

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I couldn’t resist those – and I may be needing the bigger print myself before too long!

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Hi Cathy some lovely gift ideas here and I love the wreath. We just don’t do wreaths in Australia and I’m not sure why. I’d love the chocolates and the hand cream thank you. Unfortunately, I don’t have my mum anymore but enjoy remembering here by spending the morning running the Mothers Day Classic with my daughter who is now a mum herself.

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What a wonderful way to honor and remember your mom together. And getting to do it with YOUR daughter is the best!

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My fav of these are the large print playing cards. Those make a great gift I’m sure.

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Clawdanski
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I thought so too! When my dad lived in assisted living I saw groups of ladies who played cards every day. A popular pastime there! And now that I’m getting a little older, I wouldn’t mind some bigger print cards myself!

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This is a great list of gifts for the mother who has everything. Thanks for sharing it with us at the Over the Moon Link Party.

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Thanks, Sandy. I am so pleased that readers found it helpful!

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I so agree with the digital frame. I was in the middle of making a DVD memory movie of my mom’s life. It was spectacular, but I could not get it done in time for her birthday, so I scrambled and put photos on a digital frame. She loved that and bragged about it. She took it with her when she traveled. It took so little effort! She said it was her most favorite gift ever. Sad to say, I did not finish the movie before she died. She would have loved it so much…but that digital frame was perfect… Read more »

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That warms my heart to think about how much joy she received from that digital frame!

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Another great post full of ideas Cathy. My 90 year old MIL is so hard to buy for but I think we can always use body lotions and talc. #bloggerspitstop

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Cathy Lawdanski
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Sue – I know what you mean. So many of my friends who still have parents or in-laws still living have this same issue.

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Who doesn’t like chocolates? What great ideas for the mom who probably has everything and still likes to receive gifts. Thanks for the list.

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Melinda Mitchell
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The digital frame is an excellent idea! Also, the unscented lotions. I have an allergic problem, myself.
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Cathy Lawdanski
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Yes – I really like that frame too!

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I love it Cathy. My mom turns 70 next year and she had a stroke when she was only 40 so she struggles to walk and carry her bag at the same time. The walker tray accessory is just perfect for her and she would also really enjoy the large print playing cards. I can just picture her in the old age home playing poker with these 😉 Thanks for the great ideas

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Cathy Lawdanski
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Glad you found some useful items for your mom on the list, Michelle!

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I love the wreath! My mom worked in assisted living for years and I would love to walk around and say hello to those living there and check out their wreaths, it’s a great way to find your room and bring a smile to your face. Amy does a great job, these are gorgeous.

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Cathy Lawdanski
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Thanks, Nikki! Dad loved the Houston Texans wreath that she made for him.

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Thanks so much for the list! My husband’s mom is in assisted care so it’s always a trial to figure out what we can get her she can actually use! Inevitably we fall back on socks and comfy sweats. Love the idea of a wreath!

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Cathy Lawdanski
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Stacy – may dad was in Assisted Living at the end of his life, so I know first hand how hard this group is hard to shop for. Glad you found some good suggestions for your Mother-in-law!

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Hi Cathy,
I got my mom chocolates Thanks for bringing your post to the Blogger’s Pit Stop Linky Party,
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Cathy Lawdanski
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Chocolate is always a winner! Thanks for reading and commenting, Janice!

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Nice and appropriate, Cathy!! Although I did give my mom my old Kindle and she complains that she likes holding a book instead! 🙂 I think if she used it more she’d realize how great it is because she can change the font size so easily!!
But you know those stubborn Germans—LOL!!
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Cathy Lawdanski
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Jodie – being able to change the font size is the main reason I think the Kindle is so great. My mom was very tech savvy and once the got an iPad, she never went back to regular books. I read on mine all the time, but admit, every once in a while it is nice to hold a real book in your hands!

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The walk tote is just the gift for my mother in law. Thanks for the idea.

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Cathy Lawdanski
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Kellie – I’m so glad that my post gave you a gift idea for her! I thought that was a great idea too!

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The book pillow is something my Mother would have liked. She had a hard time holding up the book while reading in bed.

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Cathy Lawdanski
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Haralee – I never knew there was such a thing until I started doing research for this post. Isn’t that pillow the best. I’d like to have it!

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Lisa Kempton
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Great ideas. My grandmother loves her digital frame!

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Cathy Lawdanski
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My mom loved hers too!

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Alana
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I was looking for that type of photo frame- a cousin had just told me about it! Awesome!

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Cathy Lawdanski
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Alana, Isn’t that frame great. It is the most purchased item from that post. My mom had one and loved it.

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These are such wonderful ideas, I know we used to struggle with gift ideas for my husband’s grandmother before she passed away. I’ll have to remember this for the future!

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Cathy Lawdanski
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Thanks, Beth. Glad you’ve found it helpful. This is something you don’t think about until you have an elderly person you are buying for.

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Cathy Lawdanski
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Beth – it is a hard age group to shop for. Glad you found the post helpful!

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The book rest is perfect!!!

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Cathy Lawdanski
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Mona – that’s one of the items that I could us for myself. Whoever thought that one up was brilliant!

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Cathy Lawdanski
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Mona – I love that book rest. The person who thought that up was genius!

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I love the tote for the walker Cathy and I think it would be a perfect gift for my MIL. I’ve shared over at ST60 & Beyond FB page.

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I thought that was a nice idea too. Thanks for sharing, Sue!

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Thank you for coming to the Blogger’s Pit Stop last week.
Janice, Pit Stop Crew

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Janice – one of my favorite link parties!

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That walker pouch is so useful. I can never carry everything I need from room to room.

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Love all these ideas Cathy! Wish my mom was around to gift….I miss her so much at this stage of life.

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Lots of great gift ideas! My mother still gets around really well for 86, and she does not like electronics, and does not want to learn to use them, but I think that she would love the digital photo frame.

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Good ideas.

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They are all fun things that I would not have thought of.
Kathleen
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What great ideas Cathy! I love the photo frame and who doesn’t want to lounge is style. I also like the wheelchair bag. thanks for sharing!

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These are all wonderful ideas! I’m fairly certain my Mom would not have been comfortable with any of the techie items, but some are much more adventurous than she 😛 How wonderful for those who still have their Moms in their lives. Cherish that because you’ll miss it when it’s gone. Make a big deal out of every Mother’s Day you have with her.

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Cathy Lawdanski
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Ruth – you are so right! Never take those times with your mom for granted!

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