“Bento bag is very good quality. I've had my son's one since kindy and it’s still going.”
Lindsey P
“Bento bag is very good quality. I've had my son's one since kindy and it’s still going.”
Lindsey P1
“Bento bag is very good quality. I've had my son's one since kindy and it’s still going.”
Lindsey P2
“Bento bag is very good quality. I've had my son's one since kindy and it’s still going.”
Lindsey P
“Bento bag is very good quality. I've had my son's one since kindy and it’s still going.”
Lindsey P
“Bento bag is very good quality. I've had my son's one since kindy and it’s still going.”
Lindsey P
Stick On Name Labels
These personalised scratch-resistant name labels are about to change your life. School . Kitchen . Sleepaway camp. That’s right. These sticker labels are everything you’ve been looking for in daycare labels and kids labels for school. Feast your eyes on these waterproof stickers that can take on the dishwasher, microwave and freezer. These babies make cleaning and food prep a breeze! Woohoo!
Or label your work lunch so Barry from Sales doesn’t run away with your pastrami sandwich again. (We’ve also got lovely personalised bentos for just that task, yes even in minimal designs if that’s more your thing. Buh bye sandwich theft!)
The kitchen cupboards are about to get or-gan-ised with pantry labels, spice jar labels and mason jar labels. Yes please! Perhaps the rest of the fam will want in on the action when there are custom sticker labels involved! (We’re looking at you big kid who leaves his beard trimmings in the sink and wet towel on the carpet.) Let the kids choose their favourite design, pick a font and leave the rest to us. Warning: it’s addictive. You’ll be labelling anything and everything in no time! (Is labelling the carpet ‘Not here’ too far?)
You’ll also find allergy labels that are a handy (and extremely important!) reminder of your child’s allergies or intolerances for teachers, camp counsellors or a friend’s parents at sleepovers. It’s also a great way to label items in the pantry for any friends with nut allergies who come over. Create allergy-free shelves labelled and designed for kids to be able to grab a snack or pack their own recess and lunch munchies (wouldn’t that be nice).