Safety Tat?

MrsNJSwimmer

Have you guys seen/used these?  DH sent me the link. 

https://www.safetytat.com/

tracy042206

Never saw those specifically, but I have heard of people writing their phone numbers with a sharpie on a kid's arm, like at the county fair or someplace like that.

hippotree

I have seen those and I think they are a great idea.  My son loves getting tattoos so it's be easy to get him to wear one.

smacb

I saw those a few years ago.  I think they make sense for people with dementia or alzheimers.  I don't know that I would put one on a child.

MrsNJSwimmer

smacb:

I saw those a few years ago.  I think they make sense for people with dementia or alzheimers.  I don't know that I would put one on a child.

interesting - can I ask why?  I'm not sure I see the downside.

kbalb

Actually, my mom is a principal and these are from one of her child's parents!

She gave me several packages when DD was born.  I was thinking it would be perfect if we go somewhere crowded once she is a bit older and possibly may wander off.

goteami6

Whoa, did you see the QR code one?  That kinda blew my mind.  I think they are kinda a good idea for certain situations and places.

Artslvr

When I took DD #1 to the White House Easter Egg hunt they had bracelets like the kind you get when you pay a cover charge at a bar, sort of like a paper hospital bracelet, and they had Sharpies and they encourage parents to put the bracelet on the kid and write your mobile number on it.  It was such a simple concept and yet I'd never thought of that.

Depending on how hard it is to get the tats off the skin, I'd seriously consider buying them - though - I'm also thinking that you could just buy a bunch of cheap bracelets and use them when you go out.

For the WH egg hunt it was brilliant because that is definitely a place where a kid could run off while your back is turned.  We don't frequent amusement parks, but they'd be a prime place to use them.  Heck, I lost track of DD #1 one time at that Clemontrji park (or however the heck you spell it) and about lost my mind.  I would like to think if a parent found her they would call my mobile phone.