looking for some identification ideas for little ones

leanne11 · Sep 30, 2016

for my 7 yr old..i saw some nice sheets to download some info. but looking for some better ideas.

Gracie09 · Sep 30, 2016

We use safety tats.

Thing 1 · Sep 30, 2016

Last minute I decided I needed something when I saw the unexpected crowds one trip. I simply took a sharpie and wrote my cell # on the white part of his shoe,towards the bottom of it. He was 5 and able to tell someone all the info but I wanted to be sure he did not forget in a panic. At 7, you might not even need that.

Pesky · Sep 30, 2016

Gizmo gadget or gizmo pal. Little watches that can call preset #s and have a GPS in them so you could locate your kid with your smart phone fast. After the initial outlay, runs about $5 a month.

mjmgsssp · Sep 30, 2016

If you're staying on property, how about using a sharpie on the inside of their magic band?

dkfajr1 · Sep 30, 2016

we've used sharpie before and we've used dog tag type things hooked to their belt loops

Minnie121 · Oct 1, 2016

I bought a pet id tag from Petco and engraved it with my cell phone#. DD picked out a heart shape. I will put it on a cheap chain and she will wear it as a necklace.

Scootypuffjr · Oct 1, 2016

We used a Road ID for DS. They Velcro on to their shoes and really stay. They are marketed towards runners, but we thought it was great.

Babydreamz · Oct 1, 2016

mjmgsssp said:
If you're staying on property, how about using a sharpie on the inside of their magic band?

That's a good idea. Gonna use that when we had home in Feb with DD who is 5.

HeatherL1985 · Oct 1, 2016

mjmgsssp said:
If you're staying on property, how about using a sharpie on the inside of their magic band?

Just make sure you tell you're child the number is there in case they get lost. A cast member might over look it since it is kind of hidden.

BigAlsGal · Oct 1, 2016

Plan on losing the 7 year old aye?

pfeifer14 · Oct 1, 2016

Gracie09 said:
We use safety tats.

This!

katiekuiper · Oct 1, 2016

We use RoadID for everyone. Including adults (we use them when running/biking). You can purchase the metal tags that fit onto the rubber bracelets separate so that as kids grow you can purchase larger bands. For the little kids we put them on their ankles so they wouldn't play with them. They are pretty awesome and used in all sorts of situations that involve large crowd!

Jbtuggle00 · Oct 1, 2016

I just bought cute Disney character vinyl stickers/labels that go on their Magic Bands. Search Etsy for The Happy Sticker Shop & search Safety Bands. I can't vouch for them yet, but the shop has good reviews!

TeamH5 · Oct 2, 2016

We wrote our name/number into the back of their shirts each day. Told them where it was just in case.. This trip they will know the number(10 and 8.5) but I like the safety tat or runner ID for my toddler!

Bob Dolewhip · Oct 3, 2016

Last Disney trip I attached pet is tags to their shoes. I forgot their shoes when we went to sesame place so I wrote on their bellies with a sharpie. Classy!
I will probably do the tattoo method this time around plus Tile.

Kaleea · Oct 3, 2016

A Tile plus info on the inside of their magic bands for the littles.

Baklava · Oct 3, 2016

Minnie121 said:
I bought a pet id tag from Petco and engraved it with my cell phone#. DD picked out a heart shape. I will put it on a cheap chain and she will wear it as a necklace.

We bought one and laced it through her shoelaces.

Tricia819 · Oct 3, 2016

Write info on luggage tags and put on their belt loops. Then they can tuck it in their pocket.

Kerriowl · Oct 3, 2016

I used safety tats as well. Plus, my phone number is the code to get into the iPad. It only took one day for boy kids to learn.

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