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There is a particular gratitude that only parents feel, and it arrives around week three of the school year. "Thanks For Putting Up With My Kid" is the honest version of every end-of-term card.
Hand poured in the Signature Kraft jar with 60+ hours of Blooming Wildflowers. The last day of term, a parent evening that went well, a teacher who has earned it: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
The last day of term, a parent evening that went better than expected, a coach, a childminder, a nursery keyworker, a bus driver, and the teacher who has never once phoned home about it.
Product Details
Scent
27. Blooming Wildflowers - Lily, Jasmine, Rose & Fresh Grass
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What do you write on a card for a teacher at the end of the year?
A: Name one specific thing your child came home talking about, because that is the part a teacher will remember. General praise reads as polite; a detail reads as true.
Q: What does Blooming Wildflowers smell like?
A: Lily, jasmine and rose over a fresh cut-grass note, which makes it read like a garden rather than a bouquet. It is green underneath the florals.
Q: Is a joke gift risky for a teacher you have never met?
A: This one flatters the teacher and mocks the parent, which is the safe direction for a joke to run. Nothing about it is at anybody else's expense.
Q: Can this go to a coach or a childminder instead?
A: Anybody who spends unpaid patience on your child qualifies, and the wording does not mention a school. Coaches and childminders get thanked far less often than teachers.
Q: Does a green floral scent suit a family home?
A: Wildflowers with a grass note is one of the easiest scents to live with in a busy house, because it is fresh rather than sweet. It does not compete with cooking.
Q: Is a candle safe in a house with small children?
A: It is, as long as it lives on a high shelf and is never left burning unattended. Soy melts at a lower temperature than paraffin, which helps the day a jar gets knocked.
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There is a particular gratitude that only parents feel, and it arrives around week three of the school year. "Thanks For Putting Up With My Kid" is the honest version of every end-of-term card.
Hand poured in the Signature Kraft jar with 60+ hours of Blooming Wildflowers. The last day of term, a parent evening that went well, a teacher who has earned it: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
The last day of term, a parent evening that went better than expected, a coach, a childminder, a nursery keyworker, a bus driver, and the teacher who has never once phoned home about it.
Product Details
Scent
27. Blooming Wildflowers - Lily, Jasmine, Rose & Fresh Grass
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What do you write on a card for a teacher at the end of the year?
A: Name one specific thing your child came home talking about, because that is the part a teacher will remember. General praise reads as polite; a detail reads as true.
Q: What does Blooming Wildflowers smell like?
A: Lily, jasmine and rose over a fresh cut-grass note, which makes it read like a garden rather than a bouquet. It is green underneath the florals.
Q: Is a joke gift risky for a teacher you have never met?
A: This one flatters the teacher and mocks the parent, which is the safe direction for a joke to run. Nothing about it is at anybody else's expense.
Q: Can this go to a coach or a childminder instead?
A: Anybody who spends unpaid patience on your child qualifies, and the wording does not mention a school. Coaches and childminders get thanked far less often than teachers.
Q: Does a green floral scent suit a family home?
A: Wildflowers with a grass note is one of the easiest scents to live with in a busy house, because it is fresh rather than sweet. It does not compete with cooking.
Q: Is a candle safe in a house with small children?
A: It is, as long as it lives on a high shelf and is never left burning unattended. Soy melts at a lower temperature than paraffin, which helps the day a jar gets knocked.