As parents, grandparents, and
guardians, we are reminded constantly to help our children enjoy the
pleasures and excitement of the Internet in safety.
But what about when they're outside playing, or at school? What if
something terrible happened and they became lost?
A child is reported missing every 40 seconds in
the United States alone. If your child is missing, what would you
rather be doing; answering a long list of questions about their
physical appearance, or helping police and others begin to look for
your child right away?
In this situation, the first
thing needed is an accurate and immediate description of your child.
Do not try to rely on your memory at this point - your mind will be
so frantically focused on finding your child that you may cause more
confusion than clarity.
It's important for children to have a resource, like an Identity
Card with your contact information on it. If they are injured or
lost, the identifying information can help law enforcement or
concerned citizens contact you. ID tags, complete with parent name
and phone numbers, can be tied into shoes, backpacks, wallets, fanny
packs or purses.
FREEIDPROGRAM.com is your source on the Internet for high quality
child safety resources used by parents and caregivers to better
protect the children they love and care for!
The
KIDSAFE ID
Program provides every child with a
Premium Child Safety Resource Package, that allows kids and
parents to choose from 30 unique, kid-friendly design themes. These
safety resources have been rated best in quality by both parents and
kids alike!
Sponsored by law enforcement and national business partners, the
premium child safety resource program is
free for every child (normally $30.00). Parents/caregivers
simply pay a small shipping and handling fee to have the resources
shipped directly to them.
Check out the Samples and Create Your
KIDSAFE ID
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