Two of My Favorite Travel Safety Products
Last Updated on December 1, 2014 by
I have two safety products that travel everywhere with us. No matter where we go or what we do. And both products always elicit questions from parents who want more information.
![Eddie Bauer Harness Buddy Eddie Bauer Harness Buddy](https://familyrambling.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Web-Images-Page-139.jpg)
Let’s face it- kids are fast. Take your eyes off them for one minute and a terrifying game of hide-and-seek may begin. We’ve been using the Harness Buddy (ours is by Eddie Bauer) since my five year old began walking. We chose the Harness Buddy over a plain “kid leash” for a couple of reasons:
- It’s plush and the harness is soft. This makes it nice to wear in the summer as the straps won’t irritate tender skin.
- It’s a puppy and a small backpack. Therefore it is fun to wear. My girls often put them on at home and “walk” each other. (Other animals are also available- monkeys, giraffes, unicorns…)
Amazon.com has a nice selection of these (click safety) starting at $15. I have also seen similar items in retail stores, though selection is not as wide.
![Safety Tats Safety Tats](https://familyrambling.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Web-Images-Page-140.jpg)
We’ve been using Safety Tats since since the summer of 2008. My choice is the Quick Stick Write On as I can add any information to it. These “tattoos” are easy to apply, last for up to 2 weeks and stay on in water. To remove you simply pull off like a band aid.
You can also have Safety Tats custom printed with up to 2 lines of information; they are also available with allergy and health information.
I wrote a full review last summer and still agree with everything I wrote then.
A 6-pak of Quick Stick Write On Safety Tats is $9.99, an 18 pak is $19.99. A customized 24-pak is $19.95. There is also a really cool “tween” line; 30 tats for $19.95.
Do you have a travel safety product that goes everywhere with you? Share your must have item in the comments.
Disclosure: I am an affiliate of both Amazon and Safety Tats. The items I have listed I do use and recommend but clicking on one of the links may cause me to earn a tiny (tiny) bit of money.
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