Lovable Labels began in 2003 when a mother needed a way to label her son’s items for daycare. (At this moment, I’m picturing myself trying to label a tiny shoe with a sharpie marker.) Rather than risk your child losing clothing, toys, and other items, get organized and get labeling!
Lovable Labels provides labels that are both kid-friendly and durable. Some of the products available for purchase include: clothing labels, bag tags, household labels, stationary, and other multi-purpose labels.
I was given the opportunity to try the Camp Pack labels.
The pack had a very generous offering of
15 Sticker Labels
40 Slimline Labels
12 Shoe Labels
72 Press n’ Stick Clothing DOTS™
2 Mini-Metal Tags
12 Square Labels
Using their website, you can personalize the text and images of your labels. You can get decorative labels or keep them simple and just pick a couple of colors. The labels I made for my niece, Britney, are customized with a kitty graphic. Their site is easy to use and your children can also join you during the customization process and pick their favorite colors and images.
My labels arrived in a booklet with sheets and was organized into tabbed sections. This is a great option because you don’t have to worry about the sheets getting bent. As you can see, the labels were printed clearly and the color was not dull.
Rather than using stickers that can peel off and break apart when exposed to water, Lovable Labels provides labels that are microwave, washer and dryer safe. Clothing labels are even bleach safe and UV resistant.
Labeling food and drink containers is a great idea. Especially for a sports team, water bottles can easily get mixed up. If your child has a food allergy, you can use the labels to warn others about the allergy. The Camp Pack that I received has a limit on the number of characters that you can add in the name field, but there are several other packs available that allow more customization options. (However, it states on the website that you can add special instructions for text if the online system limits the number of characters.)
My favorite line of labels are the Press n’ Stick Clothing DOTS. Because the labels do not require ironing or sewing, kids can get involved and stick them on their own clothes. Can you just picture your child helping you sort laundry by finding their own labeled clothes? The best part is that you will not ruin the clothes. When I was little, a black sharpie was used on my clothes.
In addition to the labels, I also received two tags. I know that I would have benefited from these when I was younger to label my lunchbox, book bag, and clarinet case. If you like these, you may also want to take a look at their bag tags.
If you are interested in purchasing Lovable Labels, you can visit their website or call them at (905) 849-5800.
Between April 10th to April 17th, you will have your chance to win your own Camp Pack. Lovable Labels will be providing a pack to a winner of a giveaway on Our Virginia Home and you will be able to customize your labels just in time for your child’s summer camp or daycare.
The Lovable Labels Camp Pack was provided to Our Virginia Home free of cost for the purpose of conducting this review. All opinions expressed in this review are my own and are not influenced by monetary compensation.
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I would use them for my kids daycare
Sippy cups get mixed up easily
i’d use it to label all my own stuff. Lol, I have roommates and it gets confusing sometimes.
I don’t have kids but for my nieces, it’s always their homework and school supplies.
My children always looses their cups and cloths when they are away with the baby sitter and this would help getting them back
I would label all of the kids lunchbox items.
Jackets get switched easily at my daughter’s preschool
My kids sports gear
This would be great for keeping track of family “stuff”.
Books can get easily mixed up!
I would label my dishes and clothes. kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you.
Dishes are the most mixed up items. kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you.
For my craft show goodies!
to keep track of my 3 boys belongings
To put on my three kids stuff to keep track of it. They’re always losing stuff!
My oldest constantly loses lunch boxes and jackets at school.
I would love to use them for my Beauty Pageant company! Thank you!!!
This would be great for my son’s belongings and homeschool activities!
I would use them for sippy cups and clothes
I’d use them this summer for my daughter’s belongings at summer camp.
For my mom
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I don’t have children. But toys have been an issue with my niece and nephew.
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I love the clothing dots so we’d no longer have to write in the kids clothing for school
Kids gloves…my daughter always has issues with my grandson losing his winter gloves. She buys about 6 pair a year
I would gift them for my Mom’s 3rd grade classroom to tag her items
My son’s hats get left behind most
i would use them for bottles, clothes, shoes, etc for the baby
i have a 19 wkd old baby and my sister has a 8 wk old baby, we use the same bottles and passies, so they get confused alot when we are together.. the lables would def solve that prob!
I would use them to keep track of my kids daycare and school stuff!
Lunch stuff, sweaters, hats and mitts
i would use them on my daughters stuff for when she goes places 🙂
I would use them for Girls’ Camp this summer.
My daughters cups, or clothes always get mixed up when she goes to her friends houses!
SHOES are always getting lost in our home!
My kids are always loosing their sweaters.
on my daughter’s clothes for summer camp
we are always losing water bottles….
We misplace jackets
My daughters are close in age so these would be great to distinguish one girls’ things from the other’s. Thanks!
sippy cups!
Daycare!
I would use these for my 11 yr old son who attends a 2 week camp each year. They would be a huge help and time saver because normally I spend hours writing his name on every single thing that he has to bring with him!!
Thanks for the fabulous review & giveaway,
Kelly Burroughs Crowell
My children are 6 years apart and a boy & girl but regardless it always seems to be that sporting equipment gets mixed up ALL the time with both of them!!
Thanks again,
Kelly
This would be great for school supplies. Thanks!
I used to teach first grade and I know that pencils, crayons, etc were always getting mixed up.
I would give these to my daughter to use at her Heritage Girl Summer Camp.
I would allow my son to use them to label his items
i would use them to label my son’s school items
I would use the stickers on my daughter’s school stuff….lunchbox, coats, school supplies, etc.
The thing that usually get mixed up are the school supplies…these stickers would help a lot.
My little girl is starting preschool soon…these would be perfect for labeling all of her things!
I’d say I’m most worried about her drink container getting lost. The few times she’s been to school, I’ve always had to chase it down at the end of the day.
I would love this for our vacation (the boys tend to “forget” whose stuff is whose. THank you
THe boys get any article of clothing mixed up. They are only 1 size apart so it happens a lot. THank you
I would use these to give to my cousin to mark her children’s day care things. This would be a big help.
It seems at day care cups and pencils and crayons even coloring books get mixed up. Sometimes hard to keep things straight.
for all my kids things, this will help so much
shoes
These would be great for my daughter’s school supplies!
the item that is most lost is her lunchbox!
My oldest son is starting school this fall so I would most probably save them to label his school things when the new school year begins.
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Crayons, scissors, backpacks and other school supplies.
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I would label some of my son’s things with them and find ways to use them to teach him, we are learning the alphabet.
Definitely those little matchbox cars! They are everywhere and get lost so easily in the car etc.
I would love to win it for my nieces. They need to label everything, especially their clothes and socks!
Thank You So Much 🙂