Yellow No Tickles Please embroidered towel

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Embroidered conversation towel

No Tickles Please Towel

A gentle, everyday reminder that tickling should be a choice.

Choose a colour: Yellow

AED 120 / piece

One towel, conversation guide and drawstring bag included.

  • 100% cotton
  • 24 × 48 inches (approximately 61 × 122 cm)
  • Machine washable and fade-resistant

Delivery across the UAE: AED 20 below AED 200; free for orders of AED 200 or more.

Why this towel matters

A small reminder of a meaningful choice.

Teachable moments in everyday life

Everyday routines offer openings to talk about boundaries. This towel is a reminder that children can say no to unwanted touch.

Encourages respectful interactions

A simple way to remind family and friends that tickling should be a choice, not a given.

A thoughtful gift with a purpose

For parents, caregivers and educators who want to support children in expressing their comfort and boundaries.

How to use this in conversations

Words for everyday moments.

After bath time

“As we dry off, let’s remember: you can say yes or no to tickling, and you can change your mind.”

During family playtime

“If you don’t want to be tickled, that’s totally fine! Your body, your rules.”

With relatives and friends

“It’s okay to say no to tickles, even if someone thinks it’s fun. What matters is how you feel.”

Product details

Made for everyday use.

Material

Ultra-soft, highly absorbent 100% cotton.

Size

24 × 48 inches (approximately 61 × 122 cm).

Embroidery

High-quality, durable stitching for long-lasting use.

Care

Machine washable and fade-resistant.

Colours

Yellow and Red.

A closer look

The towel and conversation materials.

Yellow towel photographed with conversation guide cards and a drawstring bagRed towel photographed with conversation guide cards and a drawstring bag

One towel, conversation guide and drawstring bag are included.

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