You can say yes, no or bump... or if you feel strongly about not having your child's name on his/ her backpack I would like to hear about that to.
They don't, but I wouldn't be opposed to it. My oldest daughter got a set of pencils with her name on them from her teacher for Christmas last year. She did it for the entire class. It was pretty cool.
We dont but the inside of her coat/jacket, lunch box, and backpack will have her name in them as well as teacher she has this year. It helps the office cut down on lost and found alot. Somehow last year dd, who was in kindergarten, her lunch pack ended up in a 2nd grade class bucket LOL. I am going to label the inside of her backpack so strangers cant yell her name if she happens to have it on outside of school. Now i have to find the right type of label.
They are not monogrammed but I sharpie his name on somewhere, lol.
My kids' lunchboxes are all monogrammed with their names. Their backpacks aren't.
I don't mind monograms but I don't allow names on backpacks or shirts where it can be seen.
That's why we stick to intials. Our school is extremly high security but I still take extra precaution.
Oh and its high security because its a great school and doesn't want to become a bad one. Only 470 kids for prek-10th grade. They go to a good school.
Quoting disneymom2two:I don't mind monograms but I don't allow names on backpacks or shirts where it can be seen.



- diaperstodating
on Aug. 7, 2012 at 10:19 PM