Mother's Day Gifts That You'll Want to Steal for Yourself

If your mom lives for her morning spin class, she'll definitely appreciate these bright sneaks from New Balance that feature a recessed plate, so she can go from the studio to the street without needing to do a shoe change. They're also super breathable and feature odor-blocking technology so she can ride her heart out without worrying about sweat or odor (on her feet at least). ($125; newbalance.com)

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If your mom isn't exactly the most tech-savvy, she'll find the newly launched Google Clips—a light, hands-free camera "designed specifically for parents and pet owners"—especially useful. It automatically takes photos for her of spontaneous moments that might otherwise be missed and creates "clips" that she can edit, save, and share with all of her Facebook friends. ($200; store.google.com) 

For the mom who's all about a good millennial pink (and staying hydrated), this cute water bottle made from glass, BPA-free silicon, and bamboo will do the trick. And for every purchase, clean water is donated through Soma's partnership with charity: water, so you'll be doing good, too. ($30; www.drinksoma.com)

Whether or not your mom keeps up with the Kardashians, this sweatshirt from Khloé's clothing line, Good American, is the perfect gift if she prioritizes being comfy above all else. You can even get yourself the daughter version to match if you're into that kind of thing! ($98; goodamerican.com)

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Does your mom check her steps like it's her job? Well, it's time to upgrade her to the Fitbit Versa, a smartwatch that features 24/7 heart-rate tracking, personalized on-screen workouts, smartphone notifications, and four days of battery life to name just a few of the high-tech perks. In addition to black and silver, it also comes in rose gold with plenty of band options, including a pretty peach or periwinkle. ($200; fitbit.com) 

Does your mom really need to find some zen in her life? This sterling silver rose quartz necklace is the perfect way to show your love—after all, rose quartz *is* the ultimate love stone. Sure, it makes for a cool accessory, but it also serves a double purpose: The necklace opens up so she can add in her favorite aromatherapy blend, which research shows can help her feel stronger, healthier, and happier. ($90; saje.com) 

If your mom is a vino lover, she'll love this limited-edition box of summer wines by the glass, hand-selected by a team of sommeliers. It features six rosés, two chill-able reds, and one white—and the packaging is pretty cool, too. ($76; getvinebox.com)

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Not only are Priority Bicycles super low-maintenance and rust-free, they're also oh-so-Instagrammable. Mom will love this super-light and easy-to-ride bike whether she's commuting to work (the belt drive keeps grease off your pants!) or riding to yoga class on the weekends. ($499; prioritybicycles.com)

We know, sending flowers online can be a gamble, but companies are making it easier (and cheaper) than ever to get healthy, beautiful plants. Bouqs Co. works with sustainable, eco-friendly farmers to cut your flowers the day you order them so they arrive fresh and looking exactly the way they do on the website. ($48 and up; bouqs.com. Use code REALMOMS15 for 15 percent off the Mother's Day collection.) 

Or, if you want something that'll last a little longer than a bouquet, try Bloomscape, a start-up that delivers high-quality houseplants to your door. They also provide simple care instructions to make it easy to maintain an indoor garden—even if your mom doesn't have much of a green thumb. ($35 and up; bloomscape.com) 

Apple's much-hyped AirPods were sold out everywhere for months after their release last year, but you can finally get a pair. Ideal for the mom who can never remember to charge anything, the case gives more than 24 hours of listening time. (They also connect automatically to your iPhone, so she won't need to call you to ask for help—the gift that keeps on giving!) ($159; apple.com)