Name Labels

Type your child's name and pick an icon, get a sheet of labels for books, lunchboxes and bottles.

New school year, forty things to label, and the label packs online take two weeks to arrive. Put in your child's name, choose an icon or a theme so they can spot their things before they can read, and say which sizes you need: big for books, small for pencils, long for drink bottles. Back comes one label sheet laid out for A4 adhesive label paper, with the name and icon on every label. Print it on compatible label paper, or use plain paper with clear tape for a quick fix. For lunchboxes and bottles that go through the dishwasher, cover each label with clear packing tape.

What’s inside

  1. Check the name, the icon and the label sizes
  2. Set the name and icon on each label
  3. Lay the labels out for A4 label paper
  4. Check the labels line up with the sheet
  5. Pack the label sheet for download

What you’ll bring

  • child's name
  • icon or theme
  • label sizes

What you’ll get

  • label sheet PDF

Perfect for

  • Parents at home
  • Carers and grandparents reading with a child

What it makes

A real page made by Name Labels
An actual page from a test run, not a mock-up

Also found as

name labels for school printable · kids name label sheet · lunchbox labels diy · personalised school labels

Questions

What do I need to provide?

Your child's name, an icon or theme, and the label sizes you need, such as big for books, small for pencils and long for drink bottles.

What do I get?

One label sheet PDF laid out for A4 adhesive label paper, with the name and icon on every label.

Why add an icon?

So your child can spot their things before they can read.

What paper do I need?

Compatible A4 label paper, or plain paper with clear tape for a quick fix.

Will the labels survive the dishwasher?

Cover each label on lunchboxes and bottles with clear packing tape.

Who is it for?

Parents at home, and carers and grandparents reading with a child.

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