10/15/2026
If your kitchen cupboards are covered in sticky notes right now, you’re not doing it wrong. You’re doing what caregivers do: finding a fast fix and making it work. 💛
But sticky notes have a shelf life. They curl, fade and fall off. Words like “PLATES” or “DON’T OPEN” can get harder to make sense of as dementia progresses. And little by little, home can start to feel like a wall of warnings instead of a place that’s yours.
That’s why we designed our Home & Routine Labels to look like they belong in your home:
✔️ An icon next to every word, so the meaning is clear even when reading gets harder
✔️ Strong contrast and consistent visuals you can see from across the room
✔️ Easy to peel, reposition and reuse, whether you’re adjusting a cabinet or moving to a new space
Karen told us, “He can easily get plates on his own, and my kitchen looks so much better now.”
Your home should still feel like your home.
👉 Shop Home & Routine Labels: [link]
What’s the one spot in your home that’s hardest right now: kitchen, bathroom or closet? Tell us below. 👇 And if you know someone setting up a parent’s space, share this with them.