In continuing with my free download series, today I want to offer you a collection of printable toy labels to help you organize all your child’s toys. In an effort to allow you to add or delete labels that suit your needs I’m providing these labels to you this time via Scribd. This means you’ll have the option to download the labels either as a Pdf document or a Word document. It’s up to you. Of course the highlight of being able to download them to Word is that you’ll be able to make changes as you see fit. Look at it as a head start in creating your own labels or if you’re short on time just go with the ones I have created for you. The possibilities are endless! The only downsize of using Scribd is that you do have to create an account to access the labels, however thankfully it’s fairly quick to do so.
Kid’s Toy Labels
To see these labels in action please visit my cubbie post. I printed the labels off and had them laminated so they stand up over time to the abuse of little fingers :)
Enjoy and happy organizing!
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Oh, thank you, Laura! I’m nesting and this seems like the perfect little project! :)
This look great! I have labled toy bins, but the pictures are very rough hand drawn by me… with no artistic talent! They are also starting to fall off, and I was thinking about replacing them.
Thanks!
This comes at a great time! I just found a toy organizer that I can live with and have been thinking about labels for the bins (although my kids are only 16 months old). These will come in handy! Thank you!
awesome! Thanks for sharing, I need to put label toy bins on my WOW! List LOL
http://momof3boys3702.blogspot.com/2009/05/wow-work-on-it-wednesday-may-6th.html
I love these printable labels! They are so cute. I took photos of a single toy, like a doll, or a car to make labels. I was going to wait until my youngest doesn’t put things in her mouth any more before printed them, laminating them, and affixing them to my toy bins. I had thought that I might go the velcro route, but I am concerned that they will quickly become unattached. I like your string/hole punch idea! Thanks for the tip!
Abbie
Have I told you I love your site? Well I do! The downloads are great. I’ve used the grocery list and menu planner template and I’m planning on using the family travel checklist next month. Things like these are such lifesavers. Thank you!!
Not really about the labels but I need some advice on LEGO storage! All those little peices… ugh. I need something inexpensive and easy. Any brilliant ideas? C’mon, I know you have some!! ;)
Thanks!
Adorable!!
I couldn’t find them! And I desperately need labels for toys! what am I missing?
thanks.
it’s ok…sorry…found ‘em! ;-)
It’s almost funny. One of the only ways that I’ve really gotten my act together was with labeling the kids toy bins. Although I found you the other day, I just followed the link to your cubbie post and see that I do something very similar. I took a small group of the toys and took a picture. On one side it’s just the picture, on the other I wrote on top of the picture the words that go with the label, in a color that matches the bin. I find that when I can actually get my kids to put the toys away, they remember which toys go in each different colored bin. Dark pink=doll house, purple=barbie, orange=cars, etc. Now, I’m off to read your “empowering” posts to see if I can get any additional tips for getting them to actually use the system they help set up.
(PS my labels are in ID badge holders from Wal-Mart and tied on with yarn)
thank you, Laura!
Things like these are such lifesavers.