Label Daddy (Review)

Save 25% on Label Daddy labels! Label Daddy is the number one solution for labeling your belongings! Their exclusive laminated coating gives labels an extra layer of protection and is a must for camp! Remember to label all clothing, sports equipment, electronics, and other personal belongings your kids bring to school, camp, sports leagues, day care, vacation, and other places. Label Daddy labels keep them from getting lost or mixed up with others. These labels are great for adults too! -- Put them on your sunglass/eyeglass case, phone, camera, sports equipment, tablet, e-reader, hats, clothing, and more.

I received the Kiddie Label Pack which includes 50 personalized stickers.

I've created labels for one of my older sons in the past so I decided to get some labels made for the baby this time around. He is the one that needs it the most right now. It has been perfect to place on his baby bottles and even on his backpack that I drop off in the church nursery with all of his belongings.

These stickers are strong and sturdy. I was impressed with how well they stuck on his bag. I thought it would peel off in a day but it has been on there and going strong for several weeks now without a problem!

My favorite use is for his baby bottles. They stick on my glass bottles perfectly and have not peeled off even though they have been washed over and over again.

I love my labels and highly recommend them if your child is going off to camp, daycare, the church nursery or school!

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Disclaimer: I received the above product at no cost for the purpose of this review. All opinions stated here are my own. Thanks to Label Daddy and USFamilyGuide.com for this opportunity!

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