How do you label pacifiers?

[anna7602]

I will have other questions as we transition to daycare, but this is the first one. I don't know what in the hell I am doing and am not confident this arrangement will last, but I am willing to try it. 

I'm also wondering how my baby will forego a morning nap when the daycare kids don't nap until 11:30 am (he regularly goes down around 9 am) and how he will have time to eat before then when he eats at a snail's pace and spends a lot of time mainly playing with pieces of food. 

[purplecow0206]

We used the little round labels from Name Bubbles on the front and it worked fine.

[Teachermama]

I second name bubbles also, DS still takes a morning nap they get used to it

[niq]

I have a Brother label maker and put his nick name (which they know) on the knob

[anna7602]

Apr 26, 2015 18:34:06 GMT -5 niq said:

I have a Brother label maker and put his nick name (which they know) on the knob

DS uses the Avent Soothies, which have no knob. Hmmm...

[pitterwoo]

J is the only one who uses a pink avent paci in her room. I searched amazon for colors besides the green that everyone has.

[ssmjlm]

Apr 26, 2015 18:37:37 GMT -5 anna7602 said:

Apr 26, 2015 18:34:06 GMT -5 niq said:

I have a Brother label maker and put his nick name (which they know) on the knob

DS uses the Avent Soothies, which have no knob. Hmmm...

Daycare actually told me this, but print out the name with the label maker and then thread it through the hole and stick it together. That's what we did for wubs.

[greencrayon]

I strapped it to her. No label.

[Deleted]

I used a sharpie and wrote his initials. For everything else, clothes, bottles, food containers etc we used name bubbles

[Deleted]

I never had an issue with him losing them at daycare but he only used them for naps and had his own crib/cubby.

[VillainV]

We used the round tables from MeYLables (same as NameBubbles I think). Or you could use a sharpie.

Daycare is magic, and kids adapt to the new routine. My kid still has a completely different nap routine at daycare than he does at home on the weekend. And he eats different food at daycare that he won't touch at home. You sound really skeptical about the whole thing, but I think if you give it a chance you might be surprised at how well your kiddo adapts.

[JayhawkGirl]

I had a paci leash that stayed at daycare. It had dots..dots for daycare, stripes for seat (striped leash for the car seat).

[lilac05]

I labeled everything with a sharpie.

Plastic cups, bowls, and bottles, I put a piece of tape on them and then wrote in sharpie. For some silly reason, I didn't want to write right on them. It would wash off sometimes, but I just kept a sharpie handy. (Plus the girls all knew the tape meant it was his anyway!)