And what better way to ensure they enjoy a special day on Sunday, March 27, than to take them out for afternoon tea.
Thankfully, the Steel City is home to plenty of places that you could take her.
Scroll through and see if you can find a hidden gem within our list.
5. Browns
City centre restaurant, Browns, serves afternoon tea between 3pm and 5pm. It costs £20 and comes with a selection of savouries, scones and mini cakes and puddings. You can upgrade to include a Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla gin and tonic for £28, or a glass of Moët & Chandon Impérial Champagne for £30. Photo: JPI
6. The Steel Cauldron
Fans of all things Harry Potter are bound to enjoy a 'wizard's tea' at the Steel Cauldron on Spooner Street, Broomhill which has both an adult's and a child's menu. The adult's wizard tea costs £12 and includes aselection of four 'sand-witches'; a generous slice of cake, chocolate frog, handful of magic beans, pretzels, crisps, and a popcorn cauldron with a chocolate wand. The child's version consists of two 'sand-witches,' a slice of tray bake cake, chocolate frog, handful of magic beans, pretzels, crisps, and a cauldron of popcorn with a chocolate wand and costs £8. Vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options are also available. Visit: https://www.thesteelcauldron.co.uk/afternoons for more information. Photo: JPI
7. Slug and Lettuce
Afternoon tea is served every day between midday and 4.30pm. The Holly Street gastro pub offers three types of afternoon tea, all of which come with a selection of sandwiches; scones and bite-sized desserts. The 'classic' tea costs £12 and is served with tea or coffee; the 'tipsy' tea costs £18 and comes with two glasses of prosecco and the 'cocktails and cakes' option costs £18 and comes with two cocktails or mocktails. Visit: https://www.slugandlettuce.co.uk/sheffield/experiences/afternoon-tea for more information. Photo: Slug and Lettuce