Winter gear has a way of disappearing the moment the cold sets in! Coats get mixed up, mittens vanish, and the lost-and-found fills faster than ever. With kids carrying more layers and look-alike gear, it’s easy for essentials to go missing. We share parent-approved tips for keeping things organized and simple tips for labeling winter coats, hats, mittens, snow pants, and accessories with our durable Name Bubbles labels! Help your family enjoy a calmer, more organized season and far fewer lost-and-found surprises!

Packing kids' clothes for summer camp is easier when you know exactly how to label every item. This guide breaks down Name Bubbles' clothing labels, offers simple packing tips, and shares helpful parent hacks to keep your child organized and ensure everything always comes home!

Daycare nap time can get chaotic fast, especially when comfort items like a favorite stuffed animal or "blankie" go missing. We share how to label blankets, soft toys, and nap mats so they never get mixed up or lost again, and which of our award-winning labels work best for each item.

Between soccer practices, football scrimmages, and weekend games, kids’ gear has a way of disappearing. Discover how to label your child’s sports equipment and essentials this fall so everything, from uniforms to water bottles, stays organized, easy to find, and out of lost-and-found!

Parents and busy families want clothing labels for their kids that are quick, reliable, and durable, but direct-to-fabric labels often fall short and aren't always the answer. In this Q&A, our customer service expert explains why direct-to-fabric labels don’t survive the wash, what parents are saying in reviews, and the better alternatives Name Bubbles offers for tagless clothes and beyond.

Short answer for parents searching “do labels stick to silicone” or “silicone baby bottle labels”: silicone is non-stick by design. Standard stick-on name labels do not adhere well to silicone baby bottles, sleeves, or pouches. If a label seems to stick, it usually lifts once the product bends or goes through the dishwasher. 

Because “Buy It Twice” isn’t in anyone’s budget. 

Daycare is a high‑traffic swap meet of sippy cups, hoodies, stuffies, and snack containers. In one national survey, 80 percent of parents admitted their kids lost items at school or daycare last year, and most never saw them again. Another study found the average child misplaces nine things per school year, that’s a whole closet’s worth by kindergarten graduation.

The CDC even recommends that childcare programs keep every child’s belongings “separated and individually labeled.” 

Family trips to the shore should end with sandy toes and sunset photos, not frantic searches for a missing Paw Patrol bucket. Yet a recent survey of parents found that 32 percent forget at least one essential item on trips, with beach towels topping the list. Those slip-ups lead to meltdowns for more than a third of kids and plenty of post-trip frustration for grown-ups. 

If your child attends a school with a uniform policy, you know the challenges that come with it. From mix-ups in the classroom to lost sweaters in the gym and identical blazers on the bus, knowing what belongs to who can be a challenge. When every student is wearing the same outfit, it's easy for clothing to get misplaced or accidentally taken home by the wrong child.

As the summer sun begins to warm the air and schools close their doors for the long-awaited vacation, many children eagerly pack their bags to head off to summer camp. Sleepaway camp is a rite of passage—a chance to explore the great outdoors, make new friends, and embark on adventures. After all, there is a reason why so many movies focus on children heading off to sleepaway camp for the first time! However, amidst the excitement and anticipation, there can understandably be nerves, anxiety, and worry for first-time or young campers. But how can you help your young camper feel at home while they are away from home? We’ll talk about how personalizing their bunk area can help tremendously.