The week before your child's first day of daycare, the questions start piling up. What exactly needs to be labeled? What goes on the label? Does every bottle need a label or just some … read more

For most kids, a label inside a shirt collar is a minor annoyance — noticed once, quickly forgotten. For a child with sensory processing differences, that same label edge is a ph … read more

Sending a child with food allergies to camp is a different kind of preparation than packing for a child without them. Every parent does the labeling — the clothes, the water bott … read more

At camp, shoes come off multiple times every day. Flip-flops at the pool deck. Sneakers at the cabin door. Water shoes at the lake. Hiking boots before rest hour. Every time shoes come … read more

The water bottle is the most commonly lost item at school, at daycare, and at camp. It goes everywhere your child goes, it looks nearly identical to every other child's bottle, and it … read more

Stick-on clothing labels are the fastest way to label kids' clothes — peel, press, done. No iron, no parchment sheet, no waiting for things to cool. For the right surfaces, they … read more