Have you ever lost your child? Maybe you were grocery shopping and when you turned around, your child was no longer by your side. Do you worry about loosing your kid in a big crowd? If you have more than two kids, you can’t hold onto all of them to keep them by your side. If your child is lost, will he/she be able to remember your phone number? One option to use if your child is lost is temporary tattoos. The company SafetyTat makes temporary tattoos just for kids.
SafetyTat sells different kinds of temporary tattoos for different needs. One option is to buy a label that you can write on. You can write important information like your phone number incase your child is ever lost. Even if your child has your phone number memorized, he/she might be too upset when lost to remember it. The temporary tattoo works as a guarantee. One customer wrote about SafetyTat, “We recently went to Disney World and ordered SafetyTats for our two children and they worked great. They were easy to put on and lasted through all the sunblock, swimming and every other abuse a kid can put on something…We did not have to worry as much about our children getting lost. I have been recommending your product to anybody I know that is going on a vacation.”
Parents can also use SafetyTats to alert others to disabilities or allergies. While your child is away at school, you can not follow them to make sure they do not eat peanuts. Using the temporary tattoos, though, you can write down your child’s allergies. You can also write down medical conditions like diabetes, asthma or hemophilia. Your child can help you design the temporary tattoo on SafetyTat.com so whether your child likes dinosaurs or flowers, orange or pink, it will look cool enough to wear.
Another customer who used SafetyTat wrote about her family’s trip to the beach. Her six-year-old son had his home phone memorized but not his parents’ cell numbers. His mom used the SafetyTat to write her cell phone number not knowing that he would actually need it. She wrote, “He was swimming in the ocean and the tide pulled him about fifty feet to the left. I noticed he was missing and started to look for him up and down the beach. As I started to panic, I heard my cell phone ringing back on my towel. I ran to get the phone, and it was a lifeguard calling me. He said, ‘Your son is here with me. He couldn’t find your spot on the beach.’”
You never know when your child might get lost and hopefully you will never experience that gut wrenching feeling. SafetyTat’s temporary tattoos are one way to increase the chances of your child’s safe return or to alert strangers to possible allergies.
Sources:
http://blog.apxalarm.com/2010/kids-safe-school-tattoo-them/
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