Baby, it's cold(er) outside! As we enter these winter months, many families are busy unpacking their winter clothing and sports equipment for their annual ski trips, weekend snowboard runs, or daily visits to the ice rink.

Whether your participation in winter sports is annual, monthly, or daily, we are sure that we can all agree on the importance of caring for winter sports gear.

Sports gear can be pricey to purchase, so it is important to protect your belongings to avoid replacing them. One of the best ways to protect equipment is by properly labeling them.

We’ve all been there, elbow deep in a lost and found bin, digging around for a toy your kid simply can’t live without? Even though they’re the one who lost track of it in the first place. Meanwhile, there are three in the bin, and you can’t remember which one is theirs.

Labels, labels, labels! We’re in the business of labels, so we know how important they are, but as a parent, you’re quickly going to realize how a simple label can save the day. Honestly, they’re one of the handiest tools you can have, and they’re just so darn fun and cute.

Can you sense it? The weather is getting cooler, the leaves will soon begin to change colors, and fall youth sports will be making their spirited comeback!

May is Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month, so this is the perfect time to talk about the health issues that your child faces every day. You're used to being a little extra cautious and careful. Having asthma and allergies is not uncommon these days, and it just means a little more vigilance, some precautions, and having medication(s) handy.

Want to be even safer when it comes to COVID-19 and other potential airborne illnesses? Did you know you can do one simple thing that will make face masks a bit more sanitary? You can label them with Name Bubbles Iron-On Labels. If you do, there’s never any confusion about who’s mask belongs to whom.

We are very excited about this week's edition of 'The Weekly Bubble' because we got to hear from some of YOU! We recently sent out an anonymous survey to parents across the United States to learn more about how they've dealt with lost school supplies and other belongings in past years, and how they are approaching their back-to-school shopping during the COVID-19 pandemic.