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Custom Labels, Stickers, Printables, and Paper Goods for Kids

Zelawela Kids is a print brand built for parents, teachers, schools, party planners, and kid-focused businesses that need custom printed products made for real everyday use.

We focus on the kinds of printed items families and classrooms actually use. That includes name labels, reward stickers, party printables, classroom materials, custom cards, tags, signs, and other kid-friendly paper goods that need to be clear, useful, and easy to order. Some products are practical. Some are celebratory. Some do a little of both. The point is to make custom printing for kids feel more organized, more cheerful, and less complicated.

The brand should feel helpful from the start. You should be able to find the right product, understand what to upload, and move through the order without guessing your way through the process.

Printing That Fits Real Family and Classroom Needs

A kids print brand works best when it solves real small problems well.

Sometimes that means labels that help keep school items organized. Sometimes it means reward stickers, classroom printables, or custom learning materials that make a teacher’s job easier. Sometimes it means party signs, themed stickers, thank-you cards, and other printed pieces that help a celebration feel more coordinated. Sometimes it means small custom items for kid-focused shops, events, or programs.

Zelawela Kids is built around that wider lane. The site should feel useful for both everyday needs and more special projects, without turning into a generic catch-all.

Nancy Phillips, Founder DollarSmartKids Enterprises and Creator of the Zela Wela Kids

with mentor Jack Canfield, Creator of The Success Principles

By providing financial and life success skills resources to families, we can change the course of history for the next generation.

Where did the name Zela Wela Kids come from?

The inspiration of children and their brilliance and passion! The word wela is the root of the word “wealth” and means an abundance of valuable resources and possessions. Since all young children have an infinite supply of “valuable resources” within them – such as determination, imagination, optimism, perseverance and the belief they can do anything – this seemed a natural choice. Nancy and a group of children came up with the word zela while playing a game to find something fun that rhymed with wela, luckily the last letter worked!

nancy@zelawelakids.com

What You Can Order

Zelawela Kids is a strong fit for products such as name labels, school labels, reward stickers, custom stickers, classroom signs, activity printables, birthday printables, thank-you cards, party paper goods, tags, and simple custom pieces that support children’s activities, organization, learning, and celebrations.

The common thread is not one material or one category. It is the audience. These products are meant to work for children, families, schools, and the adults helping those things run smoothly.

That gives the brand a clear identity. It is not just about custom printing in general. It is about custom printing that feels friendly, practical, and made with kids in mind.

Clearer Ordering for Busy Parents and Teachers

Most people ordering for kids do not want a complicated process. They want something that works, looks good, and arrives ready to use.

That is why the experience should stay simple. Choose the product, share the artwork or details, review the important parts, and move forward once everything looks right. When proofing applies, it should help confirm the order rather than slow everything down unnecessarily.

This matters because many kid-related orders are time-sensitive. School use, parties, events, and activity materials often have a real date attached to them. A better print experience respects that reality.

Built to Be Helpful, Not Overwhelming

Zelawela Kids should feel welcoming without feeling messy. The brand should be bright and useful, but still organized.

That means clear product language, straightforward setup guidance, and print options that make sense for the kinds of orders customers are placing. It also means supporting customers who already know what they need and customers who are still sorting out sizes, formats, or how to prepare a file.

A good kids print brand should lower friction, not add more of it.

A Good Fit for Schools, Families, and Kid-Focused Brands

One of the strengths of Zelawela Kids is that it can serve more than one kind of customer while staying in one clear lane.

It works for families because labels, stickers, and party printables fit naturally. It works for teachers and schools because classroom materials, name labels, and activity-based print items also fit naturally. It works for child-focused businesses because tags, stickers, cards, and packaging-related print can live in the same world.

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Testimonials

"Hi Nancy, I am so grateful that I went into Save-On that day and came across your books. It is so fantastic to read them to my girls and watch their little minds grow, and yes, as you said, no more temper tantrums in or leaving stores! I'm lovingly firm in 'let's put it on your wish list' and surprisingly they have barely anything on that list! It was “in the moment” that they had hard time with. I have been talking about your books to everyone I know, and I even carry them with me in my purse. Lol and so many people are just in awe! So thank you for doing this. I know it's not easy with so many people not wanting to talk about money, and preferring to live in a world of denial. But as you said, it's the power of one! One person can make a difference, and it has a ripple effect. And soon, No one will be afraid of talking about money."
Deannie Zahara
mom of three
"Already your books have transformed how we talk about money in my own household. We've read through each book countless times, but the most incredible change I have witnessed centers around giving. My daughter is the only child we have, and the only grandchild on both sides, so it's probably not surprising that she has accumulated a lot of "stuff". Last Christmas and on her birthday last year, we tried to talk with her about the importance of giving to those who are less fortunate. Both times, we were faced with tears and sadness as she changed her mind about giving some of her beloved toys away. Shortly after reading the books, we asked if Rae had any toys that she would like to give away. She happily chose a number of toys (almost 2 big boxes worth), said thank-you and good-bye to each one and we sent them off for donation. No tears, no regrets. She was really proud of herself and it was an amazing moment for us to see that change in her."
Stephanie Pool
Financial Advisor and Mom to Rae
I wish we had “Built a Bank” sooner, it would have stopped so much begging for me to buy my daughter Lauren (8) things. Now she manages her own money and is learning for herself the value of a dollar. In fact last week she wouldn't buy some earrings because they cost too much. She learned the hard way about how much taxes are. It's a beautiful thing, I am learning to let go of trying to control what she spends her money on and am letting her make her own choices, and, at the same time she is making amazing choices. I remember humming and hawing about giving Lauren an allowance and how to teach her about spending and saving...then I realized, why am I trying to reinvent the wheel here. Nancy has already done all the research and I just have to trust in and follow her lead. It's working out amazingly well!
Nicola King
Mom
I cannot tell you how passionate I am about your mission. Your blog post on why entrepreneurial thinking skills are essential in kids addressed exactly what I've been thinking about and wanting to teach my two sons. Nancy, I just want to thank you for what you are doing with zelawelakids. It is truly phenomenal. I want to support and promote your mission in ANY way I can. I am positive that the women entrepreneurs that I work with want to teach their children these skills as a young age precisely because the careers they will have do not exist yet. As a woman entrepreneur, I am committed to teaching my sons these values, but I had no idea how to do it. And then the Universe brought me to you, Nancy!
Vrunda Davé
Ph.D.