What to put on ID tags for kids?

[PaulaSue]

I got the $1 spot id/landyards at target today someone mentioned yesterday. Now I am trying to make ICE info for each girl.

So far I have each's first name, last name, Dh and my name with each cell number with area code and our resort name.

Anything I am missing?

TIA

 

[The Disney Bunch]

Ugh! I wish I had thought of hitting Target for the id thingy's! I just don't have the time today!
I usually put a picture of my girls in with the id as well as a group picture of everyone in the group.

 

[PaulaSue]

Thanks Libby! Love the idea. Wonder if I can get a good one at the party on Saturday to use.

Have so much fun and hope you get a chance to make the shirts tonight.

 

[ReneeQ]

I didn't want my nephew's name on his ID tag (just so some "evil stranger" couldn't read his name, then call him by name, trying to lure him away). I printed:

"If I am lost, please call my Aunt Jane Doe
Cell Phone xxx-xxx-xxxx
Staying at Boardwalk Villas"

That way the CM had MY name, could call my cell, and if for some reason it didn't work, they could also call our hotel, and since they had MY name, could call our room and leave a message.

 

[dizneekim]

ReneeQ, it's a shame we have to think like this, but you are absolutely correct. Too much information in a stranger's hands is a bad thing-even at Disney. We put their name, Mom's cell#, Dad's cell#, and resort# on a label inside their fanny pack or under the hem of their shirt-out of sight. Now I am re-thinking the name...

 

[PaulaSue]

YEP, that is what I did. I took the paper and folded it in half with the info on the inside.

 

[metivier]

I take a luggage tag and put it through the tag of their shirts (back of the neck) with our last name (only -- no first names), our resort name, and our (one) cell phone number. (I don't put multiple cell phone numbers as I think it is too confusing.)

 

[PaulaSue]

My girls don't have tags on their clothes so that won't work but thanks for the ideas!

 

[dbarker]

I use DS's first initial and last name, his age, our first and last names, cell #, and hotel:

"My name is J. Doe
I am X years old
Parents: John and Jane Doe
We are staying at All Star ZZZZZ
Cell Phone: (XXX) XXX-XXXX"

Most children can tell anyone their first name. (I don't put DS first name on anything. Just initial)
I add the age so CM will have an idea of what to expect from DS.