If there’s one thing we all know about grandmas, it’s that they love seeing photos of their grandkids. These personalized photo magnets start at just $3.99 for the small square size. Order half a dozen with candid shots or family portraits for an affordable and thoughtful gift. She’ll love displaying them on the fridge along with her grandkids’ latest artwork.

For the grandma who enjoys cooking, consider getting her a high-quality apron for whipping up all her favorite meals without worrying about the spills. This durable apron from Williams-Sonoma has an adjustable neck strap and ample pockets for holding spatulas and recipe cards. It comes in six colors, and the best part is that you can personalize it with her name.

This is a bit on the pricey side, but if your grandma loves craft projects, this little machine will be her new best friend. With the Cricut Joy, it’s easy to make greeting cards, iron-on T-shirts, party decorations and so much more. Make something totally unique or choose from 50 ready-to make projects online. It’s a DIY crafter’s dream.

What’s even better than a Ravensburger puzzle? A 1,000-piece Ravensburger puzzle with a photo of Grandma’s favorite grandkids or pets. You can even customize the box with a personalized message. Be sure to order this one in advance since it can take up to 10 business days to arrive.

Even if Grandma’s cookies are the best, she still appreciates someone else baking for her on occasion. We love these massive cookies from New York’s Levain Bakery. One cookie goes a long way, and if you pop them in the oven for a few minutes, they come out with a marvelous ooey, gooey center. Each batch arrives thoughtfully wrapped with cellophane and ribbons and comes packed in a beautiful blue box with a personal message. Get a 4-pack for $29, an 8-pack for $49, or a 12-pack for $79.

If there’s one thing Grandma deserves for Mother’s Day, it’s a good night’s sleep. This 100% mulberry silk pillowcase from Zimasilk is a game-changer when it comes to your sleep routine. And it’s amazingly durable too. That’s why it’s our top pick for the best silk pillowcase out there. Some beauty pros swear that using a silk pillowcase works wonders for your skin and hair. But our favorite thing about this pillowcase is that you won’t wake up with “pillow face.” (Yes, that’s a thing.)

Nothing beats Grandma’s home cooking. With this book, your nana can pass those recipes on to future generations. There’s plenty of room to store favorite recipes and write down new ones, so you’ll never lose Gram’s treasured chicken parmesan or apple pie recipe.

It’s impossible to go wrong with a gift that will help Grandma unwind and indulge in a little self-care. Treat your nana to an at-home spa day with these luxurious shower steamers. All she needs to do is place a fizzy in her shower, and soon she’ll be enjoying the relaxing scents of lavender, eucalyptus, vanilla, watermelon, grapefruit or peppermint. 

If Grandma prefers to unwind in the tub rather than the shower, she’ll love this bathtub caddy tray. It’s adjustable to fit almost any tub, and it will hold everything she needs for a relaxing soak: bath bombs, books, wine glass, phone, you name it.

If you’re not sure what to get Grandma, a tea subscription is always a worthy choice. She’ll think of you every time she gets a special package in the mail or enjoys a warm cuppa. According to CNET’s David Watsky, “Tea Runners does an especially nice job with its curated selections or ones based on your taste preferences. And the monthly mailers are put together especially well, wrapped in tissue paper all inside charming boxes.” Gift subscriptions start at $22 and go up from there depending on how many boxes you purchase.

This Click & Grow indoor herb garden is a thoughtful gift for any grandmother who enjoys having fresh herbs on hand. Grandma can enjoy growing basil, parsley, cilantro, and even tomatoes year-round. She doesn’t even technically need to have a green thumb, it’s that easy. Just fill the base with water, put the pods in and watch your sprouts grow. All she needs to do is add a little water every now and then. Easy-peasy. 

This best-selling lamp is a sweet gift for the grandma who lives far away. Keep one lamp and send the other to your loved one. When one person touches the lamp, the other lamp lights up to let them know you’re thinking of them. While it doesn’t take the place of seeing each other in person, it will give Gran warm fuzzies every time she sees the lamp glow. 

It’s a fact that all grandmas are proud of their grandkids. This classy plaque makes it easy for Grandma to hang up her favorite photos and artwork from loved ones. Send it to her along with some family pics, and she can happily show them off whenever guests stop by to visit.

Does your grandmother love to bake? Give her an engraved rolling pin so she can roll out perfectly detailed cookie creations. These gorgeous rolling pins are crafted in Europe and come in a variety of patterns, including paisley, roses, flowering vines and more. Perfect for spring baking.

Grandma loves hearing from her grandkids, but texting or FaceTime might not be her thing. If that sounds like your gran, you can’t go wrong with this Spring Rustic notecard set from Papier. It’s just $31 for a set of 10, and each one is personalized with her name. If Grams enjoys taking pen to paper, she’s sure to appreciate the quality of these cards and the whimsical floral print.

Still struggling to find a last-minute gift? We won’t tell. The good news is that you can never go wrong with flowers. We’re big fans of Farmgirl Flowers. Their burlap-wrapped bouquets are always fresh, seasonal and totally Instagram-worthy. And the best part is they even offer next-day delivery. Bouquets start at around $58 and go up from there.