This year, we chatted with some of Seattle’s many entrepreneurial women to find local products, services and events with a sustainable twist. Here are our top picks for some perfect Mother’s Day treats:

Beat the brunch crowds!

Host a cozy breakfast gathering at home with the help of Seattle moms Kristen Cole and Heather Chitty at Madres Kitchen. Their delicious homemade treats (like fresh-baked cinnamon rolls, or mini-quiches) will keep everyone happy, while leaving you free to visit. The earth-conscious chefs get their organic, seasonal ingredients from a network of local farmers. Just make sure to order in advance and pick up by Saturday, May 10, because these Madres will be taking Sunday off to celebrate.

Give a gift with local flavor:

• A personalized 2-hour “Plant to Plate” session from Go Go Green Garden is sure to give Mom’s green thumb a boost. Expert gardener and accomplished foodie Amy Pennington will bring over some easy-to-grow, useful plants that she’s grown herself, and then teach Mom how to turn these garden staples into delectable treats and useful homemade remedies.

• Light up Mom’s day with a gift set from Go Green Candles. This Lynnwood-based, woman-owned company creates lovely handcrafted candles made from clean-burning palm wax, and packaged in recycled materials.

• Help Mom take green matters into her own hands with a green living starter kit. Kathy’s Climate Kits, the brainchild of Seattle mom Kathy Washienko. The kits come packed with home-greening tools like compact fluorescent light bulbs, a faucet aerator and reusable bags, plus action items like junk mail removal and letters to Congress.

Make it a day to remember:

Honor Mom this year by taking action to show that mothers everywhere are committed to protecting the planet for generations to come. The non-profit 1Sky Washington is helping to organize the creation of a giant hand-painted tapestry depicting climate change, and will team with Greenpeace and True Majority to arrange “Stroller Marches” on Saturday, May 10.