Free printables for the bathroom. 2 to choose from and ready to download and frame, to add a bit of character to any bathroom!
Our half bath is built under the stairs so it has a sloped ceiling and is very small. I decided to add a bit of character to the walls with a couple of frames that I already had, and two printables that I made. I’ve seen these sayings before, but I wanted to customize the font so I created my own on PicMonkey.
It was so easy! In less than 15 minutes this small space was finished. I printed mine in a 5×7″ size and created downloadable links for anyone who would like to add them to their bathrooms as well.
Simply click on the links below, download to your computer, and print!
Here’s a collection of other fun bathroom printables from around the web. All are free and ready to print and frame!
These cute printables will help children remember to do the basics: brush their teeth and hair, and wash their hands and body!
I loved the style of these vintage bathroom printables from The Mountain View Cottage!
Bright and Colorful Bathroom Printables
And these were just playing cute. So bright and cheerful.
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A subtle (not so subtle) reminder that we leave on the bathroom counter for our boys. It’s worked out pretty great, actually. I filled it with toothpaste, a comb, nail clippers, deodorant, a toothbrush, a bath scrubby, and a variety of body washes and soaps that smell really nice without being over powering.
We updated it with body sprays when they got a bit older and added some hair balm. You can see the updated hygiene kit here! Same tote, it’s lasted a few years now.
Welcome! I'm Brandy, mother to 5 darling kiddos and a cute black lab named Toby. My husband is in the Coast Guard so we've lived all over the place, turning each house into a home. I love baking, sewing, making cute things with my kids, and sharing what I've learned with all of you!
Thank you for the free printable. My Mom has dementia and can’t seem to remember even the littlest thing. So hopefully your sign will remind her to wash her hands. Thanks!
I hope it helps! My father in law had early-onset dementia so we understand. Even unbuckling his seat belt was difficult for him.