Do you answer YES to any of the following questions:
- Does your child worry?
- Does your child have any form of anxiety?
- Do you have a child under that age of 6?
- Does your child panic easily?
- Is your child prone to wandering from a group or caregivers?
- Does your child have difficult communicating?
If you did answer YES to any of the questions above, then I highly recommend that you purchase one of these Emergency Alert Me Bands for them!
Each band has a place for the following information:
- Medical Information or “Alert Me In case of EMERGENCY” (e.g. Allergy, Disorder etc.)
- 2 Emergency contact names and phone numbers
The Emergency Alert Me Bands are made of an extremely durable nylon material and are fastened in such a way that the will not fall off easily, but they are easily removable from an adult.
I’m so excited to share that one lucky reader who enters the giveaway below will win one of these Emergency Alert Me Bands from Sensory Sensations Canada.
I have used emergency bands similar these on both of my children and I have to say that this particular Emergency Alert Me Band is the BEST ONE that we have used!
Prize: One Alert Me Band (style of winner’s choice pending availability) ARV ~$21.99
Open to: Canadian Residents only
Giveaway ends: September 15, 2014 11:59pm EST
Could you child use an Emergency Alert Me Band?
Has your child ever been separated from you before? It is definitely reassuring to know that they can wear a band and someone can contact you on your cell phone (or home phone) in the case of an accidental separation, don’t you think?
My child would be happy, oblivious, and hard to locate! He has Autism and no sense of stranger danger. This bracelet would be wonderful!
How old is your son?
He’s 4, starting JK in less than 2 weeks now! 😉
So exciting! I don’t know if you saw this post or not, but you may be interested in joining my Kindergarten Parents Facebook Group – http://www.multitestingmommy.com/2014/08/kindergarten-parents-support-group.html
He would panic and possibly try to search for me on his own.
I have always TRIED to teach my children that if they get separated from me that it is best that they put sticky glue on their feet and let ME try to find THEM. However, in that moment of panic, I’m not sure they would remember this advice!
i think my kids would panic as they are very shy!
And shy children will typically clam up if they are found in a stressful or scary situation, a great reason to have them wear an emergency band.
My 4 year old son would cry and panic.
A very natural reaction to being separated and lost! All the more reason why he would really benefit from an Emergency band for when he is out and about.
My daughter is almost 2. She is quite independent and tends to run off, thinking of it as a game. I’m not sure that she would panic, but I think she would be confused, and try searching for us.
At the age of two, children definitely are not able to communicate effectively if they get lost! That is a common game amongst toddlers. Enjoy her, two is such a cute age 🙂
I think she would enjoy her freedom at first ,then she would start looking for us.
How old is she Donna?
Shes 16 years old and she has asthma attacks so bad we have to take her to the emergency at times.
Asthma is SO scary! I have it (not too bad, thankfully), and my sister has it – VERY scary – a bracelet would be a great idea for if she has an attack and cannot talk and wants someone to call you!
My 17 year old would think she landed in heaven.. the 8 year old would panic and freak out!
LOL Darlene – I’m loving the variety of answers here – your daughter would think “YES, freedom for a few minutes”, right?!
oh yeah… she’d be ‘boy’ shopping I’m sure.. teens are sooo much fun!! not! lol
Oh what I have to look forward to, right?!
indeed my friend 🙂 .. I have 5 living children. 4 girls 1 boy.. oldest is 24/22/20/17/8 .. the 22 yo is my son. I could tell you stories about those girls and the … stuff.. we’ve endured because of them. We had our challenges with my son too but his were more on the legal side lol.. trespassing..stupid stuff. The girls. emotional and mental nightmares at times… but I survived 3 of’em so far.. the 17 yo finally saw the light… 3 down.. 1 to go!
Hugs 🙂
lol yeah.. i’ll return those in a few years to ya haha
😉 Thanks!
Thank you, thank you, thank you! We’re heading to Disney this Fall and I’ve been trying to find something for my 2 girls. More my older DD8 that has Selective Mutism. She’s unable to talk to people she doesn’t know and most adults and wouldn’t be able to tell anyone her name, address, phone number etc due to the overwhelming anxiety she feels. My younger DD4 would likely be able to tell someone her name but wouldn’t be able to give other information – cell phone etc.
You’re SO very welcome – I just got shivers reading your comment, Nancy! I’m SO thrilled that I have helped you find a emergency wrist bands that will help keep your children safe. I totally understand Selective mutism and how scary that must be for you when she is away from you, so these bands would be PERFECT for her and they come in many different colours and varieties too! Oh and Disney – how fun!
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My daughter would likely look around frantically and scream my name … not because she’s scared, but more cause she’s PO’d that she cant locate me …. this is a wonderful item that ALL families should have … my daughter isn’t Autistic nor does she have SPD, but she is diabetic …. taken from the site “Did you know that it takes roughly 5 hours and 41 minutes for a family member to be connected in an emergency?” scares the HECK OUT OF ME … being that she needs to eat roughly every 3 hours … getting her back in my arms, insulin, tester and snack ready AS soon as possible is SO important.
ALSO; thank you for posting about this great company!
I am an ECE with my Special Needs Educator License, and it’s great to learn of new resources to share with my families
my daughter has epilepsy, and the seizures she have are non-convulsive but just as scary. She’s been known to wander.
I think my son would panic
when my oldest granddaughter was younger she had panic attacks in the night and often sleep-walked to her parents room and just hollered. They awakened her and she would ask, “why am I in your room?” Thankfully, she’s moved past the sleep-walking but not the panic attacks and she is seventeen.
I think my kids would be terrified if they were all alone.
so think about how great it would be if a child would go missing and someone seen an emergency contact number. We live in a work with cell phones how great to get a call from someone who can say I have your child.
Having one of these safety bracelets would definitely put your mind at ease and also help your child to feel more secure!
i am not sure, i would think they would be scared
They would panic and be scared.
I think they would panic but would try to seek help from someone they can trust, like an authority or business.
My son would think it was a game as he has classic Autism (non verbal). He escaped from Special Olympics and headed across a busy road. This happened quite a few years ago on a Saturday at lunchtime.
Oh dear! How scary – this is exactly what makes these bracelets ideal!
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my daughter starts freaking out screaming when she doesn’t see us in the store! she gets so scared
He would freak out! He lost sight of me in Toys R Us today and started screaming, Mommy!!!! Mommy! I love this bracelet!
Awww….my heart goes out to children when I see that panicked look on their faces! I hope that you consider purchasing a bracelet if you do not win one as it will bring great peace of mind to both you and your son.
my son is old enough and would not panic but I think my daughter would panic and frantically search for me.
My grandson would have sheer panic, he’s just a little guy so this would be great!