Every spring, the same search comes back in preschools and in families: what to have the children make for Mother's Day. The pasta necklace and the painted yogurt pot have their limits — they're touching once, then put away the following week.
There is a middle ground: a lasting object that the child makes their own and finishes themselves. The gesture stays theirs, and the gift stays for years.
A plant pot cover they plant themselves
The plant pot cover arrives engraved with the mother's name; the child takes care of the rest — filling it with soil, planting a cutting or a seed, watering it until the big day. They are the one giving something alive, and the object doesn't end up thrown out.
Cookies they bake themselves
With a cookie cutter, a preschooler can cut out Sunday morning's shortbread cookies on their own. It's an entirely homemade gift, and the cookie cutter comes back out for every birthday afterwards.
In the classroom or at home
- The same object for the whole class, personalized with each mom's name
- An activity that fits into a single session, with no paint and no drying time
- Nothing to throw away at the end: the child leaves with a finished object
For older children
From middle school on, children often choose for themselves. An engraved plant pot cover or pencil holder stays within their means, and avoids the last-minute gift grabbed at the supermarket.
All our pieces are 3D printed and made in France, personalized with the name of your choice.