Love and protection is what a child wants most from their parents.  When they are scared, nothing calms them like Daddy's strong arms.  When they are hurt nothing comforts like Mommy's sweet kisses.

 

But what it you are not there?  How will they find you?  How will they get the love, comfort and protection they need?

 

The Child ID Challenge is a national effort by the Laura Recovery Center and Who's Shoes ID to provide a personal ID to 500,000 children this year and educate parents to the vital importance of ID.

 

Loving parents will do anything to protect their child and now there is a simple way to be with them all the time √ a child ID with your emergency phone numbers and the child's emergency medical information.  Consider how important ID is to you everyday of your life. How important to your pets √ what about your child?  Aren't they your most precious possession, to protect and keep safe from harm?

 

When a child is lost or hurt in an accident, every minute counts.

 

A child is lost every 40 seconds.  The longer they are away from their parents, the more distressed they and the parents will become.  There is more chance for them to become injured and abducted.  The only safe place for your child is with you!

 

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, the Laura Recovery Center, Klaas Kids Foundation and Danielle's Legacy all support protecting your child with a discreet personal ID. 

 

It happens once every 40 seconds and one of every four children will go to the emergency room.  Are you willing to take a chance that it will be your child? Or are you going to take action and for less than the price of a movie ticket - protect your child every minute.

 

Which is more important to you - your child or your pet?  Strange question?  Not really, when you consider these child statistics :

• 60,000 pets are reported lost or stolen each year - 90 percent wear ID
• 700,000 children - more than one each minute - are reported lost for more than one hour each year - 2 percent wear ID
• Most lost children are age 7 and under, age 2 is at greatest risk

 

Without identification.it could take hours to reunite a missing or injured child with their parents, increasing the chance for greater injury or tragedy. In fact, children who can be identified immediately spend an average of 10 minutes away from their parents in separating types of situations. The terrible heartbreak is, the F.B.I. receives over 2000 missing child reports every day. - Suzanne Boase, Laura Recovery Center

 

 

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Who's Shoes ID US Patent 6,684543 B2