16 Last-Minute Mother's Day Gifts From Amazon That'll Arrive Just In Time

DuomiW Bedside Storage Organizer ($7, originally $8)

Help make your mom's bedtime routine feel a little more serene with this sleek and practical bedside organizer. Perfect for the mom who loves to unwind with a good book, it keeps essentials like reading glasses within easy reach — no more searching between the sheets.

Grandma's Story: A Memory and Keepsake Journal for My Family ($13, originally $25)

If your mom just became — or is about to become — a grandma, this keepsake journal makes a meaningful gift that might even bring a few (happy) tears. Not only is it a sweet gesture, but it's also something that can be passed down for generations. And if you're a Prime member, you can count on it arriving in time for Mother's Day.

Heart Letter Necklace ($16)

You can't go wrong with a delicate chain and a personal touch, and this gold plated bubble-style pendant delivers both in one chic package. With its on-trend design and timeless style, it's a gift your mom is sure to love. It's also available in silver, so you can choose the finish that best suits her.

Primal Harvest Hair Growth Vitamins ($31, originally $34)

A supplement may not seem like a great gift, but if your mom has been complaining about flaky nails or thinning hair, she might appreciate them. They contain biotin and flaxseed oil to promote hair and nail health — just make sure she gets cleared to use a supplement with her doctor, since they can interact with some meds or health issues.

YouCopia StoraLid Food Container Lid Organizer ($20)

If your mom's storage-container drawer is constantly overflowing with mismatched lids, this clever organizer will make a big difference. It brings instant order to the chaos — something she'll appreciate every time she opens that drawer.

OXO Good Grips Precision Batter Dispenser ($21)

Whether whipping up a batch of muffins or pancakes, life is just better with this batter dispenser in hand. It's a mess-free way to get the perfect amount of batter into your pan every time. It's Amazon's bestselling batter dispenser and a PS reader favorite that's sure to impress your mom this Mother's Day.

Leevar Platform Sandals ($29, originally $32)

For a comfortable pair of slide sandals that she can wear on the go or to dress up, consider these wedges. Between the ribbed fabric uppers and memory foam-padded footbeds, they're easy to slip into and won't hurt your feet. They're available in four different colors, including a style with a clear upper.

Revlon One Step Volumizer PLUS 2.0 Hair Dryer and Hot Air Brush ($30, originally $70)

Declutter your mom's bathroom drawer by replacing her blow dryer and styling brush with this hybrid tool. It makes an incredible gift for anyone who regularly blow dries their hair and cuts styling time in half. Our editor tested it out after seeing gushing reviews of the tool's latest version. Check out her thoughts, along with before-and-after pictures, in this Revlon One Step Volumizer PLUS 2.0 Hair Dryer and Hot Air Brush review.

Editor Quote: "The biggest difference I noticed between this brush and others I've used in the past is how well my hairstyle stayed put. Although I think I've pretty much mastered the '90s blowout, I've often found that the look can fall throughout the day if I don't use a ton of hairspray or texture spray. I didn't use either after the Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer, and my flipped-in ends lasted even after a night of sleeping on them." — Renee Rodriguez, staff writer and social producer

Bioderma Sensibio H2O Micellar Water ($31)

For a deep but gentle cleansing experience, it's hard to top micellar water. This formula removes 99 percent of makeup and is pH-balanced, fragrance-free, and well-suited for sensitive skin. It soothes skin, while reducing redness and rids skin of 78 percent of heavy metals. This duo pack is perfect if you want to give one as a gift to Mom and keep the other bottle yourself (we're not judging).

Linenwalas Queen Sheets Set ($70)

For buttery soft sheets that rival luxury versions without the price tag, this is an ideal gift. They're made from bamboo, so aside from being soft, they're also naturally cooling and moisture wicking. They have 16-inch deep pockets, so they'll fit thicker mattresses, and you can choose from 18 colors. Our editor tested them out and writes all about her experience in this Linenwalas Queen Sheets Set review.

Editor Quote: "Other sets that I've owned have felt incredibly delicate — so much so that I was noticing discoloration and signs of fading even after only a few months of using them. These sheets are actually resistant to fading and staining; per the brand, they're even made to be more durable than Egyptian cotton and organic cotton. After nearly six months of sleeping on them nonstop, I can confirm this to be the case, even with just washing them like normal once a week." — Kyley Warren, former assistant editor, Shopping

Keurig K-Supreme Plus Smart Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker ($93)

Making morning coffee will take seconds with this smart Keurig machine. It can recognize her pod and instantly customize the brew settings to make the perfect cup. She can manage her favorites, schedule a brewing time, and customize strengths, temperatures, and cup sizes. She can even choose a "brew over ice" setting. Our former content director tested it out and loves all of the customization perks. For more details, read her Keurig K-Supreme Plus Smart Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker review.

Editor Quote: "With all these cool new bells and whistles, I was worried that the brewer might be hard to use. But as soon as I connected it to the app and turned it on, it was incredibly simple and easy. It also has an iced-coffee setting that I love to use on hotter days. I got my brewer a couple weeks ago, and I have consistently used it every day since because of how convenient it is. I love that I can set everything up so it's ready to go when I roll out of bed." — Macy Williams, former content director, Shopping

Bissell Little Green Pet Deluxe Portable Carpet Cleaner ($100, originally $124)

Whether you need a gift for a pet mom, potty-training parent, or a combination, nothing beats this lightweight carpet and upholstery cleaner. Aside from the obvious uses for bathroom clean-ups and spills, this cleaner is compact enough to haul outside to clean car upholstery, stairs, and more. Our editor tested it out on her rugs and writes all about her experience in this Bissell Little Green Pet Deluxe Portable Carpet Cleaner review.

Editor Quote: "As someone who lives in a smaller apartment space that requires me to clean it once (if not a few times) every week, I appreciate the portable and easy-to-use nature of this cleaner. The product is easy to assemble, as it comes mostly put together and simply requires that you join the actual cleaner with attachments like the flex hose storage bracket. Within a few minutes, you're ready to begin putting the cleaner to work." — KW

Ninja SP101 Digital Air Fry Countertop Oven ($150, originally $220)

For a toaster oven that can do it all, this option has eight different functions that make it an ideal gift for the mom looking to whip up quick meals. It has settings to air fry, air roast, air broil, bake, toast bagels, toast bread, dehydrate, and keep warm. Its clever and compact design also allows you to flip it up and stack it against your backsplash to take up less counter space.

Kindle Paperwhite Essentials Bundle ($157, originally $217)

Sure, you can download books to your phone. But the Kindle e-reader is a much more pleasant experience, with a screen that reads like real paper and can be customized to your parent's needs — lower light for tired eyes, bigger font for when you've misplaced your readers. Plus, it comes with a fabric cover and power adaptor, so she's all set up.

Solawave 4-in-1 Radiant Renewal Wand ($169)

This wand uses four different skin-care technologies: light, galvanic current, therapeutic warmth, and facial massage to reduce the appearance of fine lines, blemishes, puffiness, and dark circles. Perfect for moms looking for a low maintenance routine, this can be used as little as three minutes a day three times a week for results. Our editor tried another one of the brand's models, the Solawave 3-in-1 Anti-Breakout Wand With Blue Light Therapy, and is thrilled by how quick and easy, yet effective it is. For more details, check out her Solwave Wand review.

Editor Quote: "Unlike other UV skin treatments that require an in-office visit with a professional and eat up any of my remaining free time, this tool can easily fit into my daily skin-care routine — regardless of how busy my life gets. And while the product boasts an over-$100 price tag, it's pretty reasonable considering how pricey other light-therapy treatments can be." — KW

Theragun Sense Percussion Massage Gun ($209, originally $299)

For a truly relaxing gift she can use every day, this massage gun is a must. It delivers a soothing, percussive massage with five different speeds and four interchangeable attachments. The triangular shape makes it easy to hold and hit all of the different spots yourself, and it even has vibrational cues to lead you through breathwork exercises. Our editor, who happens to be a marathon runner, tested it out and loves that it combines physical and mental health benefits. For more details, read her Theragun Sense Percussion Massage Gun review.

Editor Quote: "The breathwork is particularly great for those of us who easily get distracted while meditating. It removes the stress of having to close your eyes and block out the rest of the world, which, personally, put me more at ease." — Sarah Wasilak, associate content director, Shopping

— Additional reporting by Krista Jones

Haley Lyndes is a shopping writer and editor with more than seven years of experience in the publishing space. Specializing in home and lifestyle, she covers everything from furniture and mattresses to beauty products and fitness gear. Previously, she was an SEO commerce writer for Apartment Therapy and The Kitchn. Her writing has appeared in Buzzfeed, Travel & Leisure, and Real Simple. When she's not reviewing her latest home finds or interviewing celebrities, you'll likely find her out for a run — she's also a marathoner.

Krista Jones (she/her) is a former editor of commerce at PS.