Creative Labels Needed ...

[tenrec]

I am going to make my grandchildren a stuffed bear each. I would like to design and print a label that says something like "I am bla bla bear and will look after you. Please look after me". Can anyone come up with a little phrase I could use to show how much the bear cares, and how important the child is to them.

[mazie]

"just bear with me and we'll get there. From Nana Bear"

[parkie]

Hello (name of child) I know your name but not mine. Please can you name me and be my friend?

[tenrec]

Thanks for all those suggestions. I've got the pattern and am just waiting for the fur fabric to arrive so will mull these over. Loving some of the suggestions, thanks.

[Wharton]

My twin grandchildren had identical teddy bears and so to differentiate, each had a t-shirt printed with 'Grunter' on one & 'Growler' on the other. Yes, both the children and the bears :-).

[tenrec]

Brilliant Warton. Two of my grandchildren (sisters) have quite a few toys the same as there is only a year between them. Funnily enough they are able to say who's is who's (not sure about the who's!)

[marval]

Bear with me and I will bear with you

[tenrec]

That's good marval, but I think they are a bit young to understand that one.

[marval]

Yes they probably are.

[DTCwordfan]

I'm StickyBear and I'm here to love you

(if you have one g-child living by the sea or in Shelbourne, I'm ShellBear and I'm here to love you) If in Kendal, KenBear, Sedbergh, SedBear, Kirby Lonsdale, KirbyBear.....get the drift.

(This may need rethinking if the child lives in Poop Creek (it does exist, in Oregon, or Scunthorpe).

[tenrec]

Brilliant DT, just seen your comment.