Kids' emergency ID card maker
Make an "If I'm lost, please call" card for a backpack, lunchbox, or pocket. Print a full sheet, cut along the dashes, and keep copies everywhere your child goes.
What to put on a child's ID card
Keep it short: a first name, two phone numbers that will always be answered, and anything a stranger or first responder must know, like a serious allergy. Leave off the home address and last name. Teach your child to show the card to a police officer, a store employee, or a parent with children if they get separated.
Common questions
What should go on a child's emergency ID card?
A first name, two phone numbers that will always be answered, and any allergy or medical need a stranger or first responder must know. Leave off the home address and last name.
Is the information I type saved anywhere?
No. The cards are made in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to LogicStack or saved.
How do I print the emergency cards?
Press Print or save as PDF, print the sheet, and cut along the dashed lines. Wallet size gives 8 cards per page and backpack size gives 6.
Where should my child keep the card?
In a backpack pocket, lunchbox, jacket, or wallet. Show your child the card and practice who to hand it to, like a police officer or a store employee.
Know who to call. Know where they are.
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