Lovable Labels- Review & Giveaway

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I was contacted by Label Me Crazy and Lovable Labels to review one of their four new products and was offered a choice between:  Book Worm, Return Address Labels, Wire Tags, and Toddler Toes.  Frankly, it was a tough decision for me because all of these new products look amazing!   The Book Worms are so cool to label their school books but mine are still in preschool and daycare, and the Wire Tags would be so useful around the home especially for our nest of wires, but I wanted to do something for the kiddos that could help them learn as well.  So, I picked Toddler Toes for one of my daughters- the older one, and towards the end of my review, you can have a chance to win your own set of Toddler Toes too!

My older daughter is getting dressed by herself now, and putting her own shoes on and sometimes mixes up left and right so, check out Toddler Toes because they can help your kids learn left and right, and serves the other purpose of labeling shoes because the kids seem to have identical shoes in daycare these days.  The labels can have as much information or as little as you would like.  For mine, I chose my daughter’s name, our street address, and my cell phone number which is why I did not picture them here.

You can pick from a boy set (Red and Blue) or Pink and Green for a girl set.  My daughter has enjoyed these and enjoyed labeling all her shoes.  She even put a set of stickers of her lables in her sister’s shoes.  It has her name in it but the same purpose is served.  The little one can learn colors, left and right, and it helps us with lost shoes as well.  Since a lot of kids in school have the same shoes, it helps the teachers know whose shoes these are.

 

photo courtesy of Lovable Labels

 

A little history of this company- it was launched in 2003, started by a mom that found herself in a similar situation all us parents find ourselves in. The daycare or school asks us to label our kids’ jackets, their shoes, their clothes and yet, even so, we still end up getting others kids’ clothes and hats and the other parents end up with our child’s stuff.   Markers are messy and wash off as I have learned, and regular store-bought labels are not waterproof, nor can you iron them on.   I don’t know about you, but I do not have time for embroidery nor am I talented enough to do it.  So, along  came Lovable Labels providing an easy, simple, and cost efficient solution for parents and kids.  More importantly, these labels are very durable and even though they are inside my child’s shoes they stick well, and are not bunching up or tearing.  Lovable Labels are durable- waterproof, dishwasher, microwave, washer and dryer safe; and safe to external factors like sunscreen, temperature and sun.  Lovable labels solves the problem of misplaced, misidentified clothing, shoes, and belongings including books. They are also a great value for the amount of great quality labels you get.   Check out all their great products at:  Lovable Labels – “don’t lose it- label it!”

 

GIVEAWAY: Lovable Labels has generously supplied us with a pack of “Toddler Toes” for one lucky winner!  (see pictures above) Thanks, Lovable Labels!

 

To Enter:(mandatory entry) Answer the following in a comment Which of the Lovable Labels NEW products do you like best and why?  (leave a separate entry for each product you loved when checking out their new product website)

 

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*** Giveaway ends Friday June 17, 10pm MST. Winner will be chosen by the plug-in application “Pick Giveaway Winner” on my website, and will be notified by email.  Winner’s name will also be posted HERE on the morning of June 18.  The winner will have 48 hours to respond to Lovable Label’s notification email before another winner is selected. (please leave your email when commenting)
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Author: Brandi (btrew71@hotmail.com)
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I love the Toddler Toes! What a great idea. My 3-year-old almost always has her shoes on the wrong feet and she would LOVE sticking these in all her shoes.

*Get Clued In’s standard disclaimer applies to this giveaway.  Additionally, Lovable Labels requested that I post the following as well:  This product was provided to me free of cost for the purpose of conducting this review.  All opinions expressed in this review are my own and not influenced by monetary compensation. As indicated above, images and links were used with permission from Lovable Lables. Additionally Get Clued In! is not to be held liable for any issues encountered between the customer and Lovable Labels.  Get Clued In’s endorsement of this product does not imply sponsorship or affiliation with the company. Get Clued In is not responsible for delivery of the winner’s prize.  Any complaints and/or dissatisfaction with the website or products on Lovable Labels should be discussed with them.   Giveaway winners are chosen by Plug-In application randomly and by entering this giveaway, you agree that Get Clued In is no way responsible for the production, delivery, or quality of the product received.
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14 thoughts on “Lovable Labels- Review & Giveaway”

  7. I like the Toddler toes…my 2 yr old just started pulling on her own shoes. She can distinguish colors which will make these lable work for her. The others which only have letter dont work well with younger kids.

  12. I love the Toddler Toes! What a great idea. My 3-year-old almost always has her shoes on the wrong feet and she would LOVE sticking these in all her shoes.

  13. I loved the bookworm labels! Both my daughters are book crazy and my older one has to take her own books to school for something or the other and these would make lovely labels. Also, there are certain books that she is very protective of and the labels will make them more special.

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