Mother’s Day 2025 Gift Guide: 8 Stylish & Functional Gifts for Moms with Disabilities

1. Shoes That Work With Braces—and Her Outfit

Let’s kick things off with the one accessory that can make or break your outfit and your mood: the shoes. If you’ve ever tried to stuff an AFO into a cute sneaker and ended up rage-crying on the floor, you’re not alone. Finding shoes that are both stylish and disability-friendly is basically the holy grail of adaptive fashion.

But good news—there’s hope (and Velcro). As I broke down in my Spring 2025 fashion trends post, low-top retro sneakers are having a major moment. We’re talking cute, comfy, AFO-accommodating kicks that you can actually get on without a 15-minute struggle. Think Tretorns, classic New Balance, and other throwback styles that pair perfectly with pull-on linen pants, flowy maxi dresses, or your favorite lived-in jeans.

Basically, your feet can look cute, feel supported, and not hate you by 2 p.m. You’re welcome.

Then there’s Billy Footwear—the MVP of accessible kicks. Their zip-around design opens the whole shoe top so sliding in braces or swollen feet is actually easy. No wrestling, no help needed, just zip and go.

Bottom line? These are AFO-friendly, mom-approved, and totally Instagram-worthy. Her feet (and style game) will thank you.

2. Magnetic Jewelry: Glam Without the Grit

Let’s be real—if you’ve got CMT like me, or MS, arthritis, tremors, or just hands that don’t love tiny clasps, traditional jewelry can feel like a personal attack.

That’s where magnetic jewelry saves the day.

We’re talking gorgeous magnetic necklaces and stretchy bracelets—think real pearls, gemstones, even diamonds if someone’s feeling generous. And no, they don’t scream “accessible.” They’re just… cool. Whether her vibe is minimalist chic or full-on Anthropologie aisle, there’s something magnetic (literally and emotionally) out there for her.

Bonus points: add a cute jewelry stand and a note that says, “Because you’re too fabulous for finicky clasps.” Boom. You just won Mother’s Day.

3. Luxe Lounge Sets (Not Your Kid’s Oversized Sweatpants)

Just because you’re lounging doesn’t mean you can’t look luxe. These aren’t the shapeless, saggy sweats your teen wears 24/7. We’re talking soft, stretchy sets that are easy to get on (hello, over-the-head tops and pull-on pants!) and stylish enough to wear on a coffee run or Zoom call.

Think “I could nap in this” meets “I could totally run into my ex in this.”

Whether you’re managing mobility challenges or just done with buttons and zippers, these lounge sets are equal parts cozy and chic. Because strong, stylish, and sassy moms with disabilities deserve comfort and compliments.

Shop our fave picks that feel like pajamas but look like you’ve got it all together below. (Read: foolproof fashion that requires zero effort but earns max style points.)

4. Smart Tech She’ll Actually Use (Because She Has Better Things to Do Than Fumble With Cords)

We love a good gadget—but only if it actually makes life easier. For moms with fine motor issues, chronic fatigue, or just a general “I’m not dealing with that today” vibe, smart tech needs to do one thing: work for her, not the other way around. These picks do exactly that—with no complicated setup or microscopic buttons involved.

Some Favs:

1. SwitchBot Blind Tilt – Turns basic blinds into smart ones, no tools needed. One tap or voice command and—voila! Light. —no pincher grip required.
2. New-Gen Robo-Vacuums – Models like the Roomba Combo j7+ vacuum and mop. Basically domestic miracles.
3. Kindle Scribe / Voice-Controlled Readers– Books are great. Holding them for an hour when your hands are weak? Not so much. For book-loving moms with hand pain or fatigue, these let her read or listen with zero strain.
4. Smart Planters – She loves plants but forgets to water? These beauties handle hydration on their own.
5. Temperature-Controlled Mugs – Ember Mug – Moms everywhere know the pain of sipping cold coffee that used to be hot. This genius mug keeps her drink warm—at her preferred temp—for hours. No reheating. No microwave guesswork. No sad lukewarm tea.
6. Aura Modern Digital Frame – Not just a frame—a digital love note that updates itself. Upload pics straight from your phone, and they instantly appear on her screen. No buttons, no syncing chaos, and no guilt about not printing photos for the past six years.
7. Kodak Instant Photo Printer – If she’s the kind of mom who loves a tangible photo (and a fridge full of memories), this little device is a dream. It connects to her phone and prints cute, mini pics on the spot—zero cords, no ink spills, and definitely no fighting with a home printer from 2009.
8. Sprinkles Electric Toothbrush Give Mom something that actually sparkles this Mother’s Day—like the Sprinkles Electric Toothbrush, which turns boring old brushing into a sweet little celebration. With its candy-colored design and gentle sonic power, it’s perfect for moms with hand weakness, sensory sensitivities, or anyone who appreciates oral hygiene with a side of whimsy. It’s cute, it’s functional, and honestly, it might be the most fun she’s ever had in front of a bathroom mirror.

These gifts scream, “I love you—and I want to make your life way easier.

5. Mobility Aids That Slay: Mother’s Day Edition

Just because you’re lounging doesn’t mean you can’t look luxe. These aren’t the shapeless, saggy sweats your teen wears 24/7. We’re talking soft, stretchy sets that are easy to get on (hello, over-the-head tops and pull-on pants!) and stylish enough to wear on a coffee run or Zoom call.

Think “I could nap in this” meets “I could totally run into my ex in this.”

Whether you’re managing mobility challenges or just done with buttons and zippers, these lounge sets are equal parts cozy and chic. Because strong, stylish, and sassy moms with disabilities deserve comfort and compliments.

Shop our fave picks that feel like pajamas but look like you’ve got it all together below. (Read: foolproof fashion that requires zero effort but earns max style points.)

6. Crossbody Bags That Won’t Weigh Her Down
(Or Drive Her Nuts)

Let’s be honest—most bags were clearly designed by someone who’s never juggled a latte, a mobility aid, and zero hand strength. The perfect everyday bag for Mom? It needs to be lightweight, hands-free, and not require a thumb wrestling match to open.

Enter: the crossbody. With wide, adjustable straps that don’t dig in, magnetic or smooth zippers that don’t make her swear, and compartments she can reach without a shoulder dislocation, it’s a total game-changer. Bonus points if it clips to her rollator or doesn’t swing around like a wrecking ball every time she turns.

And just because it’s functional doesn’t mean it has to look like a diaper bag from 1998. Think bold colors, playful prints, or minimal vibes that still slay. Whether she’s headed to brunch, physical therapy, or both, this is the kind of bag that gets it—and gets used.

Here are a some crossbody bags we think mom will love:

• Baggu Crescent – Lightweight, trendy, and won’t pull her shoulder out of alignment by noon.
• Dagne Dover Neoprene Crossbody – Sporty, soft, and organized AF. It’s like the yoga pants of bags—in the best way.
• Baggallini Anti-Theft – Loads of compartments for the organized… or the “shove it and hope for the best” types.
• Jansport Adaptive – Designed with accessibility in mind, but still cute enough for coffee runs and concert crowds.
• Madewell Woven Crossbody – A laid-back boho vibe with structure and style? Yes, please.

7. Self-Care That Doesn’t Suck (and Might Actually Help)

Let’s be honest: most “pampering” gifts are cute in theory but collect dust in the back of a drawer. If Mom’s living with neuropathy, fatigue, or just doesn’t have the patience for 12-step spa routines, self-care needs to be easy, effective, and a little extra—because she deserves nothing less.

Start with a FabFitFun box—the kind of surprise that keeps showing up like a dependable ex who finally got his life together.

She can pick from legit useful stuff like anti-aging tools with easy-grip handles (read: no pincher grip required), massage devices that actually hit the spot (hello, heated hand compression massagers for neuropathy and foot and calf circulation massagers that don’t require floor yoga), and even a red light machine for her entire body for at-home healing goddess vibes.

Or the always-a-hit Barefoot Dreams robe—soft enough to live in and luxurious enough to make her feel like she’s starring in a skincare commercial.

Speaking of skincare: this Drunk Elephant kit comes in travel-sized, airless containers (aka zero squeezing, zero spilling, zero nonsense). Pair that with an easy-grip radio-frequency wrinkle remover device and she’ll be glowing from head to toe with no botox (or, a lot less) needed.

Bottom line? Self-care shouldn’t feel like a chore. These gifts are luxe, low-lift, and perfect for moms who want to look and feel their best —all without leaving the house.

8. The Gift of Doing Absolutely Nothing
(Except Enjoying Herself)

Let’s be real—sometimes the best gift isn’t a thing, it’s someone else handling the things. If your mom is constantly juggling fatigue, chronic pain, brain fog, or just the usual mental load of keeping 47 tabs open in her head, the most luxurious gift you can give her this Mother’s Day is: less.

Think grocery delivery credits (because dragging a cart around is not a vibe), a month of pre-prepped meal kits, or even a cleaning service that swoops in and scrubs the baseboards she hasn’t seen since 2019. Want to go full-on fairy godmother? Book her an at-home massage, mobile mani/pedi, or in-home physical therapy session—so she can get pampered without even having to put on real pants.

Or, if you’re on a budget, give her a coupon that says, “Today, I do all the crap you usually have to do.” Then actually do it. Fold the laundry. Make the calls. Vacuum the floor. Light a candle. Let her sit there in her Barefoot Dreams robe like the queen she is and do absolutely nothing.

Because honestly? She’s earned the right to rest without guilt. And that might just be the most meaningful gift of all.

Final Thoughts for the Perfectly Imperfect Mom You Love

Moms with disabilities navigate a world that often wasn’t built with them in mind. So this Mother’s Day, give her something that celebrates her exactly as she is—strong, stylish, resilient, and real.

And if you’re that mom reading this? Here’s your permission slip to treat yourself. Share this post. Print it. Highlight it in neon. You are stylish, strong, sarcastic—and so, so worthy.

Happy Mother’s Day to the fabulous, fearless, and wonderfully perfectly imperfect women who make the world go ‘round. Trend-Able sees you and Celebrates you.

Xo

Lainie