Child Safety Wrist Band - Child

I had noticed that my 8 year old son's medical alert necklace was starting to show its age (he's had epilepsy since he was four and worn an engraved necklace ever since) so I began searching for the perfect replacement. I didn't want to have another item engraved because his medication is no longer as effective as it once was and I suspect that we'll have to change to another. I didn't want something generic that only said "epilepsy" since, well, that just doesn't give enough info. I decided, since his issues are complex, to buy one of those USB necklaces.That's great. I like that idea. But in an emergency there might not be time to read through a bunch of info. I also wanted to have something quick and easy. What's his name? What's his condition? What are his meds? Who are his emergency contacts? This bracelet is a perfect Cliff's Notes. And it's camoflauge, his favorite. The little slip of paper that contains the information is slipped into a little pocket on the bracelet. My 8 year old loves it and, in fact, my 3 year old does too (I'm actually going to order him one of the ID bracelets of the same style just to appease him).

Bought the bracelet for a Disney trip with my two year old. She really liked it. It is very well fabricated and straps all around with the Velcro band, so child could not easily take off. I do not give it five stars, because of the tiny info slip, which you could no write on it because it is too small. I had to print the info in an Brother sticker/Label Printer using the smallest font available, then stick it to the slip.Overall it is a good product and I am still using it when going out to crowded places with my little one

This is a very nice idea, I got two for my two kids and gives me a sense of security. Best way to have them keep emergency information with each one. They like putting them on while traveling.Note: use a regular ball-point pen. I used a sharpie-like pen at first and the result was a mess, it has a special kind of paper I guess. Then I used a normal ball-point pen, and no issues.

not exactly what I've expected:the little piece of paper with the info is very hard to insert to the band, and after inserted- it can't be seen - so it's not suitable for a phone number or name case the kid is lost.The child can easily take it off- it's only velcro, with no safety mechanism to make it harder to take off

My kids, 6 and 3, love camo. When I spotted these on Amazon I knew they would be the best choice and that my kids would think they are cool because of the design. I was a bit hesitant only because some people's feedback said the little pocket that you slip the info tag into was so small it made things difficult, but I didn't find this to be true. The card you write your info on is a laminated paper, and you use permanent fine tip marker on it. Then you tri-fold the card and slip it in...the end is designed to stick out about 1/4" so you have something to grab when you need to remove the card. We've not taken it into water yet, so I'm curious to see how it does regarding the claim that it is waterproof. The comfort level for wearing it seems to be fine...my kids have not complained about that at all. It is a little stiff because of being constructed of heavy duty nylon, canvas, and velcro, but honestly I want something that can withstand the rough and tough play my boys will put them through. I'd buy again.

Useless because the ID part is blank paper you have to write and stuff into a plastic slot. This company should offer to have a metal plate engraved and inserted into this. Can't use this for what I needed, a child ID bracelet for allergies and emergencies.

It did notcome with an extra tag as announced.

We bought this wristband for our granddaughter to wear during our trip to Disney and we were very pleased with it. The Velcro band is secure and fit our 3-year old, although it was a bit loose. It can also be wrapped around an ankle. It comes with two blank ID forms, which have to be folded and inserted inside the sleeve. There is enough space to write the child's name, each parent's name, and phone numbers. I actually printed this information out on an Avery label and adhered it to the form and it worked very well. Our granddaughter didn't seem to mind wearing this at all. It's worth the price for a little peace of mind.

This is a fantastic product, such a great idea. The dimensions are smaller than others, so my 4 year old daughter likes it. It is not too cumbersome for her to wear. Great shade of pink too!

As some other reviews have mentioned, my kids also found it itchy and did not like wearing it. Disappointing, considering it was one of the more expensive wristband options.