Everyone, everyone… quick! Check out these new t-shirts created by the lovely people at Busy Bee Printing.
They sent one for each of my kids and they say, ‘My Daddy’s allergic to everything… but NOT to me’. They suit both girls and boys and my kids absolutely love them. We think they’re amazing and if you do too and want one for yourself, visit this link: https://www.busybeeprintingltd.com/collections/allergy-t-shirts/products/my-mummy-daddy-is-allergic-to-everything-t-shirt
Here is another version of the photo above. The kids don’t look as good in it, but you can see the t-shirt better:
Let me tell you a little bit about Busy Bee Printing. It’s the brainchild of Caroline, whose daughter Freya, was diagnosed with a milk protein allergy. Like others before her she pondered the best and simplest way for her daughter to pass on information about her allergies, especially when she was very young and couldn’t tell people herself.
I would wager that a huge amount of people reading this blog post now will empathise with this situation, and I personally have tried badges (read how that went down), written letters and even had a Medical Alert bracelet and necklace. I’ve never thought of wearing it on a t-shirt though. This was Caroline’s genius idea. First, she set about creating t-shirts for Freya and went on to set up Busy Bee Printing to enable other parents to buy her fantastic creations.
The most impressive aspect of Busy Bee Printing is that they custom design t-shirts and this is how our paths crossed. We try to do Allergy Hour every week and I got chatting to Caroline during one of these. You should be impressed as I managed to multi-task and was also watching England playing the warm-up friendly for the World Cup. We bonded over a mutual love of Marcus Rashford.
Anyway, a few personal messages later, I decided to enquire if it was possible to make the t-shirt you see my kids wearing. Caroline was so helpful and was even willing to make some changes once she’d created the original design. It was a wonderful experience from start to finish. Now it’s in my head, I’ve come up with about a million t-shirt ideas since writing this blog post, but I’ll hold off on them for now.
As if the business isn’t good enough already, Caroline also gives a £0.25 donation to Allergy UK for every allergy-related t-shirt she sells. What a lovely gesture.
I would highly recommend you check out all of Busy Bee Printing’s product range, but here are a few of my favourites from her collection:
I’m Allergic to… Dairy & Egg Please Take Care: £12
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I’m Allergic to Shellfish: £12
Dairy Free Kid: £12
Nut Free Please: £12
I have to say every single one of those t-shirts could be applicable to me… maybe not the kid one, because I’m not sure I can still get away with that at 32.
It’s not just t-shirts they do either, they also do bibs, bodysuits and water bottles.
Busy Bee Printing is another excellent example of innovation within the allergy community. Another mum who is extremely busy, but has identified a niche in the market and taken it upon themselves to fill the void. It’s hard-working people like Caroline who continue to push the boundaries of what is possible and available for people with allergies. Keep up the good work Caroline, and the rest of the team at Busy Bee Printing. We’re supporting you all the way.