We love our children, but sometimes they can be very forgetful regarding their belongings. When it’s something small, it’s not the end of the world to replace the lost item. However, there are times when they leave behind something expensive or difficult to replace, like a cell phone or tablet, and then it's a major inconvenience. The team at Name Bubbles knows how frustrating this can be because we’ve lived through it many times! This is why we recommend tagging each important item leaving your house with a personalized Contact Label.

Parents can customize each label set with their child’s name and up to three lines of pertinent contact information (like a phone number, email address, room number, etc.). Therefore if anything gets lost, the person who finds it will know exactly how to get in touch with you. With all your important belongings returning to their rightful home, we’d say our Floral Contact Labels are worth their weight in marigold.

Each Contact Label is printed using non-toxic and eco-friendly ink on our premium vinyl sticker material. Our labels are waterproof, dishwasher safe, freezer safe, and microwave safe, so you can rest assured knowing they are durable and long-lasting.

*Not for use on rubber or silicone surfaces.

16 | Square Labels 1.5" x 1.5"

For Best Results

1. Apply labels to a clean, dry surface
2. Allow labels to rest for 24 hours before their first wash

*Not for use on rubber or silicone surfaces

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR USE WITH YOUNG CHILDREN
Name Bubbles labels should always be applied by an adult or with adult supervision. All Name Bubbles products are produced with non-toxic materials, and though our waterproof labels are durable and long-lasting, they are not permanent. Because our labels are designed only to be removed with intent, they may detach from fabrics or toys if subject to persistent or prolonged picking or chewing. Therefore, use caution in the product’s application to certain items handled by young children (e.g. blankets, teething rings, etc.) and ensure ongoing monitoring of adhesion to avoid choking hazard.