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Shoppers plan to spend more on mom this Mother's Day than they have in the past 14 years. According to an annual survey of 7,406 consumers by the National Retail Federation (NRF), spending for Mother’s Day will be higher than in any other year in the survey’s 14-year history, with experiential gifts like spa days and restaurant meals gaining appeal. Mother’s Day shoppers will spend an average of $186.39, up from $172.22 in 2016, as total spending is estimated to reach $23.6 billion, according to the NRF. Popular gifts include jewelry, flowers, and experiences like dinner or a spa day.
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Taylor Knight is an associate content editor for Target Marketing and Total Retail. She enjoys writing and creating video content to interact with an audience.
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