Not everyone is lucky enough to have their mum around, or have a good relationship with them, but Mother’s Day can be for any mother figure in your life – from grannies to aunts to mentors to family friends. The Guardian’s journalism is independent. We will earn a commission if you buy something through an affiliate link. Learn more. But how can you show your appreciation? For Mother’s Day (15 March), a handmade card and a hug are probably top of most people’s lists. If they don’t like physical gifts, a day out together, like a long walk, spa trip or afternoon tea, could be a winner – and we’ve suggested a few options below. I saw a sign the other day outside a beauty salon reading: “She doesn’t want flowers, she wants Botox.” Careful. Maybe she does, but that’s probably a gift she can buy for herself. The same goes for specific anti-ageing products, unless you’re confident about the brands they love. If you’re buying a bouquet, look for the best flower delivery services and …