They require that all of Jamies clothes have her name in them. As I hope to sell her clothes at a twice annual consignment sale I don't want to use magic marker on the labels. I think its tacky for the next person who may want the clothes.
So I went in search for some name labels, Walmart didn't have them, which surprised me. I found some options online after checking with Hobby Lobb* and Office *epot. Walmart has a Brother label maker that can use either plastic labels or labels made from material.

Their label maker was marked down from $39 to $19.99 - the same label maker from Office Depot was $40 - neither place has the material tape though. So I found it online - $20 for a roll of it - I will wait to order this until I recieve the label maker from Walmart.
I also found a site where they do sew in labels and stickers so I ordered 200 labels and 80 stickers - the roll for the label maker is iron on and I wanted both, plus you need stickers for the sippy cups and stuff right? Also these labels should last us a long time, maybe throughout Jamie's childhood! And the label maker will come in handy for other things - Mike is a teacher and he should label up all his stuff in his classroom.
Like how I rationalize this $60 worth of stuff just so I follow the rules at the new daycare?!
2 comments:
I hear ya! I'm starting my daughter at a new school in September and I'm going to have the same problem. I'm thinking some kind of sewn in label? I'll have to research this some more!
A label is one method to advertise for self without speaking. It leaves a visual memory in the mind with the customer. Clothing tags come in various shapes, sizes, types and materials
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