FAQs
How do I label pacifiers for daycare without the name rubbing off?
Pacifiers are notoriously difficult to label because of their small size, silicone material, and proximity to a baby’s mouth. We designed our Custom Wrap-Around Pacifier Labels to give parents ease and peace of mind when labeling pacifiers. These labels wrap around the little ring of your child’s pacifier, sticking to themselves rather than the pacifier itself. This eliminates the worry of the sticker not sticking to the pacifier material. (Contains small parts that could pose a risk if detached; ensure ongoing monitoring of adhesion to avoid choking hazards. Not intended for use on rubber or silicone surfaces.)
What are the most important items to label for daycare?
If it leaves the house, it needs a label. We recommend a "When in doubt, label it" approach for baby bottles, bibs, blankets, spare clothes, shoes, sunscreen, wipe cases, and diaper bags. These are the most common items all parents send to daycare, and, with every child coming to daycare with a set of essentials, labeling is an absolute must!
Are Name Bubbles daycare labels truly waterproof?
Yes. Our labels use a proprietary high-tack adhesive that is waterproof and heat-safe. They are designed to withstand daily washing and disinfecting without peeling, curling, or falling off! We understand that parents need a reliable label that actually works, and that’s just what we deliver!
How do I label baby socks and fabric items for daycare?
These are some of the trickiest items to label for daycare, especially socks. Parents sometimes leave socks and fabric items unlabeled, which leads to mixups and even loss. Standard peel-and-stick labels don’t adhere well to knit fabrics. We recommend our [Custom Iron-On Labels](https://www.namebubbles.com/products/custom-iron-on-clothing-labels) for socks and other fabric items that do not have a care tag.
Should I put my child’s full name on their daycare stickers?
This is a common privacy question for parents. Most daycare centers prefer at least a first name and last initial to avoid mix-ups with kids who have the same name. If you’re concerned about privacy on items that leave the building (like backpacks or jackets), we suggest placing the label on an inside tag or hidden seam. For bottles and lunchboxes that stay inside the center, using a full name helps busy teachers stay organized during mealtime.
Can I remove these labels if I want to donate or sell outgrown clothes?
Absolutely! We understand how important hand-me-downs and donating are, especially when you think about sustainability. Our stick-on daycare labels for clothing and gear are designed to stay strong through wear and wash, but can be peeled off with a little firm pressure when you’re ready to clear the closet and cabinets. If you use our iron-on daycare stickers, those are a permanent bond intended to last the life of the garment. For items you plan to resell, hand down, or donate, stick with the "peelable" tag labels!