Some years are harder than others, and the teacher gets the sharp end of all of them. "Thank You For Putting Up With My Kid" is a parent admitting out loud what everybody already suspected.
The Signature White version, poured with 60+ hours of Sunlit Lavender. The end of a long year, a teacher moving schools, a thank you that is genuinely meant: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
- "Thank You For Putting Up With My Kid" — printed on the Signature White label
- Signature White on clear glass, calm and plain on a shelf
- Natural soy wax with a cotton wick — an even burn and no petroleum wax
- Phthalate free and non-toxic — vegan, cruelty free and non-GMO
- Sunlit Lavender — lavender and lily with woods and lemon behind them
- 60+ hours in a 13.5 oz jar, which carries through a full academic year
- Hand poured in small batches in Minnetonka, Minnesota — made in the USA
Perfect Gift For
The end of a long year, a teacher moving schools, a teaching assistant, a special needs team, a summer break, a class collection, and the adult who understood your child before you did.
Product Details
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Material: Natural Soy Wax, Essential and Premium Fragrance Oils, Cotton Wick, Reusable Jar
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Size: 13.5 oz Jar | 3.5 x 3.5 x 4" 60+ Hours
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Attributes: Phthalate Free, Non-Toxic, Cruelty Free, Vegan, Non-GMO
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Origin: Hand Poured in Minnetonka, MN, Made in USA
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Care: Trim the wick to 1/4" before each burn
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Item: SW-1090-8
Scent
8. Sunlit Lavender - Lavender, Lily, Woods & Lemon
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between this and the kraft version?
A: The wording is nearly the same and the scents are not — this white jar is Sunlit Lavender and the natural kraft one is Blooming Wildflowers. Both are full-size Signature jars.
Q: Is lavender a good gift for somebody who needs to switch off?
A: Lavender is the scent most people associate with winding down, which suits anybody who spends their day being talked at. The woods and lemon in this one keep it from smelling medicinal.
Q: What do you give a teaching assistant rather than a teacher?
A: The same thing, and it usually means more, because assistants get thanked a fraction as often for work that is just as hard. Nothing about the wording is teacher-specific.
Q: Should a gift like this come from the parent or the child?
A: From both — the child writes the card and the parent buys the gift, which is how most of them arrive anyway. The saying is written in a parent's voice.
Q: Is lavender too strong for a small room?
A: It is one of the gentler scents in the range and suits a bedroom or a study better than a large open space. In a big room it is pleasant rather than dominant.
Q: Can a candle be given in an envelope-sized gift?
A: A 13.5 oz jar needs a bag rather than an envelope, though it needs no wrapping to look finished. The printed label does that job on its own.
