Award-winning child safety website offers practical solutions for today’s busy parents.
November 12, 2004 (Press Release) --
POMANO, NY—The April 2004 issue of Women’s Day magazine acknowledged child safety ID products as one of “the best things to do with $10 or less.” When it comes to keeping children safe, most would agree it’s a small price to pay.
It’s no surprise then that people like Kimberly Vetrano, a mother of two, former teacher’s assistant and peer counselor who is currently working towards a Bachelors degree in Social Work, feels so strongly about this issue. As the site owner for Child Safety and More, Vetrano knows child safety issues concerning today’s parents. That’s why her website, www.childsafetyandmore.com, provides practical advice and affordable solutions to protect children from the dangers of life in the new century.
“It only takes a second for a child to become separated from a parent, grandparent, or child care provider,” Vetrano reports. “That’s why it’s critical to have a child’s information immediately at hand to aid police officials in their search.”
Alarming statistics about the number of missing children can be frightening, but parents can take steps to see that their children have proper identification, thereby making it easier to locate them should the unthinkable happen and a child become lost. Having a current photo, along with current height, weight, birthmarks, and any medical conditions can save valuable time in the event of an emergency.
In addition, toddlers who cannot speak for themselves, as well as older children, should have their name, address, and phone number readily available to emergency personnel who may be called upon to treat them in an automobile accident or medical emergency. “When responding to accidents, Emergency Medical Teams try to keep children in their car seats for transporting to hospitals,” Vetrano said. “Car Seat ID cards help to properly identify a child and allow hospital staff to call him or her by name. An added comfort to a frightened child arriving in a hospital emergency room.”
Child safety products such as Velcro ID bracelets, shoe stickers, car seat ID cards, and medical release cards help everyone involved in caring for children. In this age of high crime rates and near unending danger, they make practical gifts for parents, and clever fundraising projects for day cares, schools, scouting groups, and sports teams.
No one likes to think about tragedy affecting children. However, taking as many precautions as possible may mean the difference when a child’s emotional and/or physical survival is at stake.
For more information on Kimberly Vetrano or Child Safety and More www.childsafetyandmore.com.
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It’s no surprise then that people like Kimberly Vetrano, a mother of two, former teacher’s assistant and peer counselor who is currently working towards a Bachelors degree in Social Work, feels so strongly about this issue. As the site owner for Child Safety and More, Vetrano knows child safety issues concerning today’s parents. That’s why her website, www.childsafetyandmore.com, provides practical advice and affordable solutions to protect children from the dangers of life in the new century.
“It only takes a second for a child to become separated from a parent, grandparent, or child care provider,” Vetrano reports. “That’s why it’s critical to have a child’s information immediately at hand to aid police officials in their search.”
Alarming statistics about the number of missing children can be frightening, but parents can take steps to see that their children have proper identification, thereby making it easier to locate them should the unthinkable happen and a child become lost. Having a current photo, along with current height, weight, birthmarks, and any medical conditions can save valuable time in the event of an emergency.
In addition, toddlers who cannot speak for themselves, as well as older children, should have their name, address, and phone number readily available to emergency personnel who may be called upon to treat them in an automobile accident or medical emergency. “When responding to accidents, Emergency Medical Teams try to keep children in their car seats for transporting to hospitals,” Vetrano said. “Car Seat ID cards help to properly identify a child and allow hospital staff to call him or her by name. An added comfort to a frightened child arriving in a hospital emergency room.”
Child safety products such as Velcro ID bracelets, shoe stickers, car seat ID cards, and medical release cards help everyone involved in caring for children. In this age of high crime rates and near unending danger, they make practical gifts for parents, and clever fundraising projects for day cares, schools, scouting groups, and sports teams.
No one likes to think about tragedy affecting children. However, taking as many precautions as possible may mean the difference when a child’s emotional and/or physical survival is at stake.
For more information on Kimberly Vetrano or Child Safety and More www.childsafetyandmore.com.
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