Family check-in sticker phrases

Family chats run on short lines, not long messages: On the train, Nearly home, Dinner's ready. These 24 connect home and away, with lines for when you'll be back, asking for a ride, reminders like Got an umbrella? and Homework done?, and care like Are you OK? and Get some rest.

Made with MochiStamp

LINE stickers for family check-ins: “Where are you?” — **Where are you?**

LINE stickers for family check-ins: “Pick me up?” — **Pick me up?**

LINE stickers for family check-ins: “Heading home” — **Heading home**

LINE stickers for family check-ins: “Dinner's ready” — **Dinner's ready**

LINE stickers for family check-ins: “Going to bed” — **Going to bed**

LINE stickers for family check-ins: “At the station” — **At the station**

LINE stickers for family check-ins: “Be careful” — **Be careful**

LINE stickers for family check-ins: “Got it” — **Got it**

Character description: A brown dog with floppy ears
Style: Clay

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All 24 texts in “Family check-ins”

Where are you?Looking around, phone in hand
Pick me up?Waiting on a station bench
Heading homeRunning toward home
Dinner's readyCalling with a ladle
Going to bedWaving in pajamas
At the stationWaving at the ticket gate
Be carefulSeeing off with concern
Got itA small nod
Home by when?Pointing at a clock
Want dinner?Holding up a rice ball
Can you grab this?Handing over a list
Call mePhone gesture
I'll be lateApologetic, late at night
I'll pick you upHolding car keys
Homework done?Pointing at a notebook
Got an umbrella?Offering an umbrella
Are you OK?Crouching, checking in
Get some restOffering a blanket
Good luck!Cheering with both fists
Thanks so muchSqueezing a cushion
On the trainHolding a train strap
Nearly homeWalking fast
You up?Peeking from a pillow
WorriedFidgeting by the window

Good to know

Check-ins go both ways. Where are you? gets On the train, Want dinner? gets Heading home, and Pick me up? gets I'll pick you up. When choosing your 8, include both the asking side and the answering side, so the whole family can talk with one set.
These 24 don't include Good morning, Thank you or Good night. Go up to 16 stickers and set the other sheet to Basics: with check-ins and greetings together, the set covers most of a family chat on its own.
A character that looks like your family makes the stickers more fun to send. Describe it like a mom cat in an apron or a boy with a school backpack, and drawing ideas like calling with a ladle or pointing at a notebook start to look like that person. Adding a photo of your pet as a reference image works great too.

FAQ

Can I make it easy for kids to read?

Keep the lines short. In the editor, shorten Home by when? to When? and the text gets bigger. If all 8 lines on a sheet are 8 characters or shorter, the text is drawn large automatically.

Can I make one for each family member?

One set is drawn from one character description. Make separate sets with different descriptions, like one for Dad and one for the kids. Add a reference image and we draw a character that looks like the portrait or pet photo.

How many stickers should I make?

8 for check-ins only, 16 if you also want basic greetings. Choose anywhere from 8 to 40, and any count is packed into a ZIP ready for LINE Creators Market.

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