Children's Medical Id braclets 4 kids under 2

[Shigirl]

Since my youngest had her allgeric reaction last week
It is a must
We need something though that would stay on my under two year old
Any thoughts Ideas
I have seen the ones that the office has and I have lookced around for myself lost mine
But none seem to suit a younger child

[truckinmama]

http://www.medicalert.ca/en/index.asp

Anything there?

[Shigirl]

nope looking for something for my dd who will turn two in April

[sport2]

The medicalalert bracelets have a children's sport band that the small size fits 4" round. That is pretty small. My girlfriend had one for her son who was under 1 at the time and he wore it on his ankle as a baby. Then he wore it on his wrist. He was under 2 when he started with it on his wrist. So you might want to have a look at this one. You can also call the company as I have dealt with them and they are very helpful.

[Shigirl]

Problem is she hates thigns around her feet (even socks) and her wrist is not going to happen
Also to then ones they show look like watch bands and she would never wear that
I will call around but my doctors office they said they saw ones that velco onto stuff like their coats or onto their clothing

[QueenE]

Hey Rach go the medic alert route, V's had one since she was 2 and we did the same thing put it around her ankle.

[truckinmama]

nope looking for something for my dd who will turn two in April

yeah, I read your post...

Anyways, good luck then.

Just in case you missed it on the site http://www.medicalert.ca/en/products/li ... ?styleId=4 are for kids.

If your DD is that allergic, it will have to be on her one way or another won't it? I don't think I'd want it on her clothing or bag or something. In an accident (and antibiotics can be needed before a parent is present, especially if you were injured as well) she would be separated from her belongings most likely.

It's the only option aside from tattooing that I've ever seen.

[sbenny]

Both of my boys wear the sport strap Medicalert bracelets on their wrists and have since they were six months old.

[dontmesswithtexas]

Both of my boys wear the sport strap Medicalert bracelets on their wrists and have since they were six months old.

ya same with my twins
even tho they are boy and girl
it was the only way to really know which was which
(for family - morons)

deff go on person vs on clothing
much less likely to lose it

[Shigirl]

My dd will not wear anything on her wrist or ankle went through this at VGh she managed to wreck three bracklets before they said she did not have to wear them
She can't even stand socks or tighter sweaters she has to have open lose nothing close to the skin

[JaynaF]

I hate to say it but I agree.. LOL Altho she hates it and wont do it, I think you'd need to break her of that and let her know she has to wear it to be safe. I don't think there is anything else that would work, that would stay on. Do you? if you can think of something, then perhaps google it and see if it exists. LOL What about medic alert earrings?? LOL

[tammmmy]

the only thing i can think of is a lanyard with a laminated card attached with the info

i've also seen temp. tattoo you can personalize but they were more for going on vacation i think and it was kind of just a family name and phone number.

info on Mabel's labels on everything she owns ???

good luck

[tinkerbelle]

Lanyard is very dangerous for a 2 yr old, I hope you come up with a solution though, would she wear a necklace?

http://www.medicalidstore.com/store/WsD ... sp?One=424

Something like this but maybe on a ribbon? I'm sure we could find something similar for baby girl .

[tammmmy]

of course it would have to be a lanyard with a breakaway so there were no choking/safety issues.

the site posted above also has zipper pulls and shoe tags that would be a good solution

[tinkerbelle]

Sorry Tammmy, my brain is a little fried. I didn't even think of those. Great idea though.