The appetite of my children for the stickers is endless. I find them constantly, on the mirrors of our house, on their school planners and their bottles of water, and sometimes glued to the back of my chair or in the car. Stickers are also an accessible way to support independent artists. Maybe you can’t buy a paint or a t-shirt, but a sticker costs only a few dollars and you can display it everywhere.
For $ 12 per month, Stickii Club offers three different styles of stickers – cute, vintage or pop – with a storage round and three stationery items, such as a notebook, a card or a stamp. The club works with independent artists and illustrators (not yet art generated by AI) to produce original designs. We tried the pop subscription. These stickers are wonderful. There is a wide variety in the sheets sent. Some are vinyl, some are transparent, but all are of high quality and in a complex way. The artist is also noted at every corner so that we can look for them ourselves. My children were delighted and exchanged them with each other as currencies. I now invest in Stickii folios (from $ 13) in the hope that I can keep them a little more organized (and by sticking a few on my laptop while I am there).
★ Alternative: You cannot choose the style of boxes with a pack of stickers for children Pipsticks ($ 20), but with such a large selection, there are necessarily stickers that your child or children will love. It includes 15 pipriars, collecting stickers, a postcard, an activity book, etc. I have two children who love stickers, and even we found that the classic pack was a little too much; Pipsticks also has a small pack option for $ 14.
