It’s Autism Awareness Month, and you may not know this, but many children with autism attempt to elope from safe environments. Of those who elope, many are unable to answer simple questions like what is their name or phone number. It’s a scary situation! Parents of children who elope are often afraid to take their child to large open places like amusement parks, because they fear their often nonverbal or speech-delayed child will get lost and not be able to tell someone how to find their parents.
Introducing the Safety Tat (temporary “just in case” tattoos).
We received a sample of the boy-themed pack. They are really easy to use (no water needed), and we like that you can order custom ones. These say, “If Lost, please call”. They even have some for alerting allergies, and “I have Autism.”
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They’re also waterproof and could last up to two weeks! For 6 tattoos, this is what our pack came with… instructions, a pen, and alcohol wipes.
www.SafetyTat.com.Disclosure: We received samples to review. All opinions are our own.
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