Here Are 35 Labels That Kids Created For A Project “Label Things, Not People” That Goes Against Bullying

Designers consider children’s creativity a major source of inspiration and some companies can benefit from it. In making labels for all sorts of products, for instance. Initial trials have shown that both children and adults react faster and more warmly to labels created by kids. Children’s work is astonishingly varied, original and vivid. It radiates humor, gentle irony and an immediately perceptible positivity.

“Label things, not people”—that is the theme of a competition an art school in Kaunas, Lithuania, organized for school kids in the city. “Every year Lithuania has a ‘No Bullying’ week with a lot of public discussion about tolerance and knowing how to understand and accept different people even if they’re not like us,” says Jurgita Delonaitė-Meškienė from the art school, who came up with the initiative. “Our idea was to draw young people’s attention to this topic not by lecturing them, but in a creative way, so we invited children to freely illustrate the core idea.”

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#1 Do Not Be Afraid To Be Yourself

#2 Dandelion Milk

#3 Black Tea With Lemon

#4 Cherry Juice

#5 Honey

#6 Connection

#7 Humans Don’t Need Labels

#8 We’re All Humans

#9 Jasmine Tea For Relaxation

#10 Chocolate Pudding

#11 Be Like Bear With Disco Headphones

#12 Dialogue

#13 Strawberry Milk

#14 Food Is Love

#15 Monopoly

#16 Hornet’s Nest

#17 Just An Attitude

#18 Rainbow Chips With Fruit Flower

#19 Cactus Juice

#20 Curly Popcorn

#21 It’s Fun Juice

#22 Teachers Apple

#23 Heart Like A Berry

#24 Horsepower Chips

#25 Lemon Marmalade

#26 Read Hear Dye

#27 Small But Mighty

#28 Social Loneliness

#29 Something Sweet For Every Monday

#30 No Name

#31 Support

#32 The Perfume

#33 The Tea Of Friendship

#34 Pink Elephants

#35 The Dance