Gay/Lesbian Sensitive Messages on your clothing just for YOU!!

Got 2 Moms? We got the T-shirts, Sweatshirts, onsies, etc… with the best messages:

http://www.sensitivitees.com/designs/category/Two%20Moms

Also good for 2 Dads!

http://www.sensitivitees.com/designs/category/Two%20Dads

Gay/Lesbian Marriage!

http://www.sensitivitees.com/designs/category/Gay%20Lesbian%20Marriage

You can purchase any of our designs (above) by logging on to our website: www.SensitiviTees.com

Specialty T-Shirts with Sensitive messages; Gluten-Free, Food Allergies, Gay Marriages, Adoption, Breast Cancer Awarenes

With SensitiviTees™ you can make sure that other people are sensitive to your child’s needs—with a little bit of lighthearted fun mixed in! 

SensitiviTees™ is a unique line of clothing for babies, toddlers, children, and adults that convey something special about the wearer that can be very helpful for others to know about. 

Through whimsical artwork and colorful “be sensitive” messages, the SensitiviTees™ apparel line broadcasts your message and helps others be more understanding about potentially sensitive situations—from food allergies to new adoptions to same-sex relationships. 

A look at our website, www.SensitiviTees.com, will show you why SensitiviTees™ is “the sharing caring clothing company.”

SensitiviTees™ grew out of our experiences dealing with our son’s food allergies, and our concerns about how to deal with this issue as he entered school; we were very nervous about a teacher or teacher’s aide not remembering about our son’s allergies since even our own family members forget! We understand from our own first-hand experience how hard it can be sometimes for parents to get the word out about a particular issue and hope that everyone around your children understands as well. As moms who care deeply about helping other people become more sensitive to our son’s allergies, we wanted to do everything possible to help him. Out of this concern came our solution and in July 2010, the SensitiviTees™ line of graphic apparel was born.

After developing our line of allergy-related sensitivity messages, we soon realized that the "be sensitive" message was applicable to other areas of life, such as adoption and same-sex parenting, so we added those designs to our SensitiviTees™ brand. In 2012 we added gluten-free to our line. Feel free to contact us at sensitivitees@gmail.com with your suggestion for other messages for our graphic shirts, dresses, and infant clothing and accessories.

You can purchase any of our designs (above) by logging on to our website: www.SensitiviTees.com 

Who is SensitiviTees?

SensitiviTees grew out of our experiences dealing with our son’s food allergies, and our concerns about how to deal with this issue as he entered school. When he started school we were very nervous about a teacher or teacher’s aide not remembering about our son’s allergies—after all, even our own family members forget! As moms we certainly care about our own son’s welfare; and we understand from our own first-hand experience how hard it can be sometimes for parents to get the word out and hope that everyone around your children understands as well. 

We decided there must be a solution to this dilemma—we knew we were not alone in this! Many concerned parents face this problem every day. We put our heads together and in July 2010 SensitiviTees was born.

As moms who care deeply about helping other people become more sensitive to our son’s allergies, we wanted to do everything possible to help him. With SensitiviTees we can also make sure that other people are sensitive to your child’s needs—with a little bit of lighthearted fun mixed in. 

After developing our line of allergy-related sensitivity messages, we soon realized that the "be sensitive" message was applicable to other areas of life, such as adoption and same-sex parenting, so we’ve added those designs to our SensitiviTee brand. 

We're excited and growing!  

We’d love to hear about your great ideas for our shirts, dresses, and infant clothing and accessories so contact us at sensitivitees@gmail.com with your suggestions. We are always looking for topics to help others be sensitive to anyone who has something special about them to share.

Recognizing The Civil Rights Of Gays And Lesbians To Marry

Originally Posted on Wed, 01/09/2013 - 2:59pm

At SensitiviTees, we celebrate with our friends in Maine, Maryland, and Washington where voters approved the right for citizens to marry their same-sex partners in the November 2012 election. They join other happy couples in Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts (the first state to legalize same-sex marriage), New Hampshire, New York, Vermont, and the District of Columbia. 

Did you know that two Native American tribes—the Coquille and Suquamish tribes—have also legalized and offer same-sex marriages? It’s heartening to know that some of the First Nations of our continent are also among the first groups to recognize the civil rights of gays and lesbians to marry.

There are a few other states that have created legal unions and civil unions that confer some, but not all, of the benefits and protections of married status. In New Jersey, where we are based, the organization Garden State Equality works tirelessly to support and promote marriage equality (it is also the single largest civil rights organization in the whole state!). We look forward to the day when the remaining 41 give up their bans and restrictions and follow suit with the nine that currently uphold full marriage equality for everyone.

If you know a couple who’s getting ready to celebrate their wedding, civil union, or commitment ceremony, we have fun designs for men and women to proclaim their happy occasion or status as a committed couple. They make great bridal shower or bachelor party favors for friends and family as well!

For many committed couples, it might not be long before starting a family becomes the next big step, so be sure to check out our “got dads” and “got moms” styles for the parents or their children.

You can purchase any of our designs (above) by logging on to our website: www.SensitiviTees.com