The concept of Bandette labels are similar to that of those cute wine charms people use to mark glasses at cocktail parties. Only Bandette's are designed with the littlest of consumers in mind. Bandette's stretch to fit around most cups, bottles, small containers, and even adult cups with a mission to keep those items from being used by anyone but it's intended user.
Identification and personalization is made easy by Bandette's uses of multiple bright colors, different characters, and a back area that allows for writing. Between my oldest child having food allergies and my youngest two being twins, I can list more than a few ways this is a HUGE find.
When infants are premature, it can be crucial to know exactly how much each has consumed. This can prove to be particularly difficult with twins. One easily can become uncertain who's bottle remnant is who's after a groggy 2am feeding. Having bottles labeled was the only way I survived the twins first year and how easy would this system have made that? As the twins become older, it has become more about the spread of germs. Easily separating Declan's cup from Cormac's cup by the use of Bandettes works like a charm. Furthermore, the ability to use a special label to clearly mark the glass with soy milk is a handy use as well.
Clever Clever! You'd think with the mountain of uses I can dream up for these, I'd have thought of them myself. Hmm oh well, at least I can tell which glass is mine.
* Much thanks Much thanks to the makers of Bandettes for providing a review sample of this product via QuestionMoms.com.
