Mother’s Day gifting has transformed significantly, moving beyond the classic cards and flowers to focus on wellness and experiential gifts. Shweta Rastogi, a cosmetologist, highlights that even children are now aware of their mothers' desires, as seen in a case where a college student gifted her mother HydraFacial vouchers. Health and fitness have become central to gifting, with yoga guru Vineet Saxena noting that consumers are more health-conscious and prefer gifts that offer long-term benefits. For instance, Dreamfit Yoga is offering discounts on fitness enrollments, while Rachna Singh from Bubbles Swimming Pool is promoting group swimming classes with a 50% discount, encouraging mothers to enjoy fitness with their families or friends. Many children are opting for experiences their mothers wouldn't typically indulge in, such as dance or Pilates classes. Reema Bhatnagar, a student, and Hamza Hasan, a professional, both shared their plans to surprise their mothers with thoughtful gifts that prioritize relaxation and enjoyment, showcasing a shift towards meaningful and personalized gifting.