Many schools have started nationwide, which means field trips are in the works! As your little one heads out the door for day of fun with their class, have you considered what would happen if your child was separated from the group? Sure, you could put a sticker on their back with your phone number/child’s teacher’s name – but those often rub off on bus seats or jackets. What about writing on their arm? Well, that washes off! And a piece of paper with their info can get lost. There really isn’t a good solution…until now, thanks to TigTagz.
TigTagz ID bracelets are perfect for anywhere your child might get lost. By putting a TigTagz ID bracelet on your child, you are ensuring that your vital contact information will be with your child should you become separated. Plus, you can even add a medical alert too! For example, if you child has an allergy to peanuts, you could address that on your ID bracelet.
I just love all of the cute styles they have – which are perfect for boys AND girls! My daughter thought it was so much fun to wear, and I loved knowing that she was safer while making our errands around town. In fact, the bracelet is actually almost kid-proof, since it was impossible for her to remove the bracelet on her own. Perfect for amusement parks, zoos, field trips, pools, playgrounds and more!
Here’s a closer look at the bracelets that TigTagz sent me:
TigTagz ID bracelets are tear-proof, sweat-proof, smear-proof, and water-resistant. When put on correctly, the only way to remove the bracelet is with scissors. Kids LOVE wearing TigTagz bracelets and you can have peace of mind knowing that your child has such important information right on their precious little bodies!
To learn more about TigTagz, you can visit their website, and/or like them on Facebook.
Post published by Melissa Roach, our Product Review & Giveaway Specialist.
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