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SafetyTat® Quick Stick Write-On! Peel-and-stick Kids' Temporary Safety Tattoo
SafetyTat® Quick Stick Write-On! Peel-and-stick Kids' Temporary Safety Tattoo The Tat That Brings Kids Back!®. SafetyTat® temporary tattoos are an essential precaution in case your child gets separated from you in a crowd.
It can happen anywhere—at an amusement park, zoo, school field trip, or even your local shopping mall. Your attention shifts for a moment, and suddenly your child or loved one has wandered out of sight.
Check out our SafetyTat® Original Custom Temporary Safety ID Tattoo
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Made with proprietary Tateck® waterless peel-and-stick tattoo material
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Package comes with 6 SafetyTats and a free non-toxic SafetyTat Pen
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Fun and colorful, vibrant on all skin tones
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Tattoos come blank so you can customize
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When applied to the arm of your child or loved one, SafetyTat provides an immediate, highly visible form of identification
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Stays in place even when wet at the pool, beach or bathing
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Lasts for up to 2 weeks
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Medical grade, hypoallergenic and latex-free
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Designed by a Mom of three kids
SafetyTat—it’s the perfect way to show how much you care, just in case.
SafetyTat uses FDA compliant, medical-grade adhesive on all products. The adhesive is acrylic-based and does not contain latex. Always be cautious and do a small test area with your tattoos prior to applying for long durations. Warning: Do not apply to sensitive skin or near eyes. As a precaution, do not use this temporary tattoo (or any other adhesive products) if you are pregnant or nursing.
Boy, Girl
 
Multi Design
Suggestions Where to Use Your SafetyTat Temporary Safety Tattoo
SafetyTat temporary tattoos are useful for many situations such as amusement parks, water parks, stadium events, traveling, site seeing, shopping malls, and even school field trips.
- MOMS: Keep a pack of SafetyTat tattoos in your purse
- DADS: Keep a few SafetyTats in your wallet
- Make sure your babysitter has a set of temporary tattoos with his or her phone number for outings with your children
- Get special tattoos for Grandma and Grandpa when the kids go to visit
- Be certain your school or preschool applies a school SafetyTat temporary tattoo to each child for field trips, personalized with the teacher, director or principal’s phone number
- Perfect precaution for Girl or Boy Scout adventures, personalized with your Troop Leader's contact information
How to Apply your SafetyTat™ Quick Stick Write-On! Kids' Temporary Tattoo Applique
- Be sure your child's skin is clean and dry before you apply the temporary tattoo. Please make sure your child's skin does not have sunscreen or lotion on it before applying SafetyTat.
- Choose a place to apply on his or her arm -- any body part that doesn't have a lot of hair. Choose a spot on your child to apply SafetyTat where your child will not be tempted to remove it (like on the outside of arm, or behind neck -- "out of sight, out of mind!") If your child does not pick or pull the "Quick Stick Write-On!" SafetyTat, it can last for days, even weeks!
- Very carefully, peel a single SafetyTat from the larger sheet, avoiding contact with adhesive. Apply, to skin, adhesive side down, press firmly 20 seconds.
Note: You cannot remove and reposition your SafetyTat once it is applied...it won't stick twice!
- Slowly remove the top protective layer at slit.
- Once applied to skin, clearly write emergency information on SafetyTat using the provided tattoo marking pen.
How to Remove your SafetyTat™ Quick Stick Write-On! Kids' Temporary Tattoo Applique
- "Low and slow" works best: Loosen edges of SafetyTat with fingernail (You may consider using a moisturizer to soften the adhesive along the peel edge.) Hold the skin next to the SafetyTat ID tattoo with one finger. Remove SafetyTat "low and slow", keeping it close to skin surface and pulled back over itself. As the SafetyTat ID tattoo is removed, continue supporting the skin next to the SafetyTat with one finger.
"You are looking at a girl that is hard to lose. Our family recently visited Disneyland while we visited family in Southern California. Our daughter Ashlyn was well equipped for the day. On her right arm she had a KinderKord, a retractable cord attachment that could connect to the one on my wrist, giving her freedom with limits as she walked by my side. I loved that they are so compact on our wrists and eaisly attachable and detachable. When we got on a ride we simply detactched and the cords retracted within the armbands. Afterward it took only seconds to reconnect. All four of us had one on so at anytime any of us could connect to each other (allthough come to think of it Trent and I never did:). On her feet Ashlyn wore her “pretty pink princess shoes” by Wee Squeak. The removable squeakers kept us alerted to her location at all times. On her left arm she had a SafetyTat tattoo with my cell phone written on it in the event that she wandered off when not connected to me with the KinderKord. Her brother was equally equipped minus the squeaker shoes. We got a good amount of attention too. I had a mom buying one of my extra SafetyTats on the tram into the park and I can’t tell you how many people commented on Ashlyn’s shoes! It was almost as though we were celebrities the way that people would turn and watch us with smiles and comments as we passed. The funniest part? Hearing teenage boys comment on how “tight” her shoes were and all the adults saying they wished they could have a pair for themselves LOL. So if you have any upcoming trips coming up I would really suggest that you consider one or more of these items for your travels, they really worked great for us!"
Heather Ledobeor
Owner Mom 4 Life
SafetyTat was born of necessity one weekend at an amusement park. On Labor Day Weekend, Michele and her husband, there with their three small children, felt out-numbered. To stave her panic, she quickly wrote her mobile phone number on each of their arms with a ballpoint pen. As she did this, she thoughtfully explained to each of them the importance of staying close to Mommy and Daddy. She also told them that if they were separated that the number on their arm was a way to reconnect with them. Throughout the day of fun, Michele had to rewrite the number several times as it smeared or washed off. Several parents in the park, stopped her to ask if that was her number on the kids' arms. Each time, they loved the idea. The day was a success and the idea for SafetyTat was born.
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