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Introducing SafetyTats!

August 28, 2011 by OneMommy

Every worry about what would happen if your toddler or preschooler wondered off  while you are shopping at the mall?  Have you taken more than one child to the park and while you were helping  one child another scurries out of sight?

It’s a moment to make any parent’s heart skip a beat.  Hopefully none of you ever experience the panic of having a lost child.  I was recently given the opportunity to try out a product called SafetyTat, which was designed by a mother of  3  in hopes to ease some of the fears involved when taking multiple kids on outings.Safety Tatoo

I asked to try out the Quick Stick Write-On version, thinking it would be nice to be able  to write a different cell number on the tattoo if kids went with their daddy that day or a grandparent.

After reading through the simple directions, I applied one to my preschooler’s forearm, using the supplied marker to write my cell number on the tattoo.  Then I put one on my toddler’s upper arm, where I figured he wouldn’t keep seeing it all day and try to pick it off… (Let’s be serious, he’s 2.)SafetyTatSafety TattooWe headed off to the children’s museum, and the kids never even noticed their tattoos.  Mommy’s mind was a little more at ease, knowing that should one of them wonder off, even though they can’t tell anyone my phone number yet, a museum employee could easily find my number on their SafetyTats, reuniting us that much faster.

The site says the Quick Stick Write-On version can last up to 2 weeks. (The original version, which is more like a temporary tattoo lasts 1-5 days)  My preschooler peeled hers off shortly after our museum trip, but I left my son’s on his upper arm to see if it would truly last.

Safety Gear for toddlers
Day 3

He even took a couple baths and went swimming with it on.  It stayed, just as the SafetyTat site promised!

Safty tatI left the SafetyTat on his arm for a week.  I was a little nervous about taking it off; I wondered if it would be difficult to remove and if he would fuss about it.  Thankfully, it truly is as easy to remove as the product claims.  I simply used my fingernail to lift up the edge and pulled it off in one smooth motion, like a band-aid.  No fuss.safetytatDid it leave a mark behind?

The only mark resembled how your skin looks after a band-aid that has been on for a day or two is removed.So, would I recommend the product?  I certainly would.  I try very hard to never take my eyes off my children, but when dealing with more than one little one, it happens.  “Tattooing” them with my phone number gave me a little piece of mind as they explored the children’s museum that day and later in the week when we went to a small amusement park and my toddler still had his SafetyTat secure on his arm.

Wondering about the price?  For the Quick Stick Write-On version I tried they are $19.99 for an 18 pack or $9.99 for a 6 pack, and they come in a variety of designs to choose from.

The company has graciously offered a give away to my wonderful readers to try this wonderful safety product for yourself!

Interested?

*Leave a comment to this post telling me where you would like to use SafetyTat.

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Give away ends September 5, 2011.

 

* I was not given any financial compensation for this review.  I was given a sample of the product to use in order to review it.  All opinions are strictly my own. 

Filed Under: Reviews & Give Aways Tagged With: giveaway, kids, parenting, review

Comments

  1. Nichole says

    August 28, 2011 at 9:16 pm

    I would like to use it at the zoo.

  2. heidi butler says

    August 30, 2011 at 7:45 pm

    i love these! i use them when we go to amusement parks. i wish more places sold them!

  3. cathi menter says

    August 31, 2011 at 3:46 pm

    I would love to try that at our children’s museum where it gets crowded!

  4. Emilie Grube says

    August 31, 2011 at 8:11 pm

    I probably would use it everywhere. Would be great for an amusement park though. Just another layer of security.

  5. Andrea says

    September 5, 2011 at 8:07 pm

    I would love to have this for the beach! My boys like to take off and look for seashells!

  6. Gianna Patton says

    September 5, 2011 at 10:24 pm

    This would be great for our family trips to Universal Studios and Disneyland!

    G_Patton@hotmail.com

  7. Gianna Patton says

    September 5, 2011 at 10:26 pm

    I follow you via GFC (Gia_Pet) and Twitter (@giapett)

    G_Patton@hotmail.com

  8. Gianna Patton says

    September 5, 2011 at 10:29 pm

    I shared this post on Facebook:

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