Review on 🥰 Inspirational Stickers for Water Bottles: 185 pcs of Self-Care, Motivational, and Positive Stickers with Quotes by Mack Douglas

I buy more stickers for my children here. There are so many different types of stickers to choose from. I thought I bought them the ones they specifically picked the last few times, but now it's time to pick out a few sets that I've found to be appropriate. To be honest, I was fed up with meaningless, repetitively themed stickers and wanted to find stickers that not only had cool graphics, but also served a purpose. Good —> These stickers were exactly what I was looking for. Per. There is a wide range of images and cool graphics, but they also have a positive and inspirational message. I'm the type of person who is highly influenced by negativity and I believe it seriously affects all aspects of our lives including health so I spread positivity everywhere. There are many stickers that say "Believe in yourself" in different ways and I love this because my daughters are at that sensitive age where it can be really difficult to see that visual reminder, even if it's just one or two stickers are a positive effect. I'm also aware that they share stickers with their friends, and I'd rather they share something positive and uplifting than something pointless and possibly negative. These vinyl decals are safe for most surfaces. I've also found that unlike most other stickers, you can peel them off and reuse them once or twice if you're careful enough. duplicate stickers in this set. However, they were not absolutely 100% identical as they differed in color. So the graphics and text are the same, but the color scheme is different. As I said above, there were also a lot of "believe in yourself" stickers. I really liked it in this set but I can see how some people find it repetitive. wide age range for each gender. Everyone will find something for themselves here, I'm sure. For example, one of my sons is very male and would probably be defined as an athlete, but he found quite a few stickers in this collection that he wanted, such as a barbell sticker that said "No Pain, No Gain". There were even some I kept for myself!