Monday, March 21, 2011

WHO HAS MY SIPPY CUP?!?! (BUSY MOM'S TIP OF THE WEEK)


Do you have more than 1 child and have the same sippy cups? Don't want to get them mixed up? Know those rubber bracelets, the one's that they have for charities and some just for fun? The one's for fun I put on our cups.  For instance one of my children has the purple band, he know's the purple band is his. Now no more getting them mixed up! Nomore, he or she has my drink - save's alot of headache's!



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42 comments:

  1. This is a great idea. I have seen bands made with children's names on them. This a cheaper way to mark cups.

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  2. I don't - but what a great idea!! Thanks for sharing! I'll pass it on to parents that DO have kids with the same sippy cup!

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  3. What a great idea! We no longer use sippy cups all the kids now drink out of regular glasses. However, I can use this same trick on those as we are always washing a ton of glasses each day cause they forget who's is who's and opt for a new glass. OY!

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  4. That's a great idea! It could work for regular cups too! You could use it for birthday parties, and have several different colors of bands, with different sayings. Then at the end of the party let them take the bands home with them.

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  5. Great idea. Something so simple, yet so helpful.

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  6. That's a great little tip...and very easy! Thanks for sharing!!

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  7. Great mom tip! We don't use sippy's anymore but this would come in handy with their water bottles!

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  8. This is brilliant! We go to a "WeeCare" for about an hour so mommy can workout, and they are very bad about whose cup is whose and I've been using masking tape & a sharpie! This is much better! (And more green!)

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  9. Great idea for reusing those bracelets that we seem to have floating all over our house.

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  10. I don't have kids, but I watch my nieces and nephew alot! This is a great idea as my sippy cups are exactly alike and I only have 2!

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  11. That's a neat idea! They should invent something like this for toothbrushes :)

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  12. That's a really simple but effective tip! Thanks :)

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  13. That is a great idea. We have straw cups floating all around the house.

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  14. Great idea! We have staw cups floating all around the house!

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  15. I have an only child, but that is a really great idea!!

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  16. so clever! I wish I thought of this!

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  17. Love your idea! So simple!

    Here's one of mine. We have 5 children and bought each of the older ones a $1.00 water bottle from Walmart and wrote their name on it with permanent marker. They keep them filled and in the fridge and the tops are all different colors. I never have to get water for them!

    http://www.zephyrhillblog.com

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  18. I love this tip and will definitely be borrowing it from you :)

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  19. What a simple solution to a sippy cup problem..you should design some cute ones and sell them..you are creative!
    Blessings!

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  20. Great idea! Simple & effective!

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  21. What a great idea. Especially if your little one has to be like mommy or daddy and have the same one as you. Makes them happy to match and makes you not crazy when you get a drink of milk. Lol.
    Newest follower =)

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  22. What a great idea...I have several bracelets and I know the kids will love it. I popped over from Green Living Bloggers exchange-a-favor...great idea too :)
    xxx

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  23. I could have used this when I provided child care in my house! 3 boys all with similar cups was a hassle, esp since they all thought each was theirs lol

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  24. How fantastic! I always wonder what in the world to do with those b/c I hate wearing bracelets! :)

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  25. Great idea! Wish i could of thought of something like that when mine were little. I have 2 that are 18months apart but they are 20 and almost 19 now.

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  26. Now that's an awesome idea. I just eventually switched to different color cups. LOL

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