DS starts daycare tomorrow. All of his crap needs to be labelled. Is there a temporary way to do this? I don't want to take permanent marker to all of his sheets/blankets/clothes.
I thought about tape, but not sure how safe that is.
We just wrote our last initial on the tags in sharpie. Why don't you want marker?
They want his full name. If I pass the clothes along, I don't want his name to stay on them. If I could just do initials or something similar, I would use marker.
Another good thing to know is that MAM makes personalized pacifiers. A little pricey but if your LO loves them like my DS did, then the piece of mind of knowing that their paci is labeled and will not wind up in someone else's mouth is totally worth it to me!
I was just going to ask how old your child is before seeing your followup post. I wouldn't send tape labels for a 1-year-old either.
I've heard good things about both Name Bubbles and Mabel's Labels. But...we're supposed to label everything and I never bothered. We're not the only ones. I would look around next week to see if you have a daycare of compliant moms or a daycare of rule breakers...you might be able to get away with not labeling most of his stuff. I tend to keep fairly close track of DD's things and go hunting for stuff when it goes missing so we've had decent luck playing the odds with unlabeled gear.
Oliver's labels, Mabel's labels, a label maker, masking tape, or sharpie on the tags all make regular appearances in my preschool room. You can wrap around the masking tape or label with packing tape to make a complete seal too.
Re: Labeling daycare stuff (STMs??)
Pregnancy brain prevents me from telling you now.
He's one. If he were older, I would see harm.
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Thanks pp.
I was surprised they survived the washer and dryer but they did.
I've heard good things about both Name Bubbles and Mabel's Labels. But...we're supposed to label everything and I never bothered. We're not the only ones. I would look around next week to see if you have a daycare of compliant moms or a daycare of rule breakers...you might be able to get away with not labeling most of his stuff. I tend to keep fairly close track of DD's things and go hunting for stuff when it goes missing so we've had decent luck playing the odds with unlabeled gear.