Re: Photo ID cards for kids

[Guest guest]

I will be ordering a new ID for my son because he has grown so much since

his last ID was done in Sept. 2005. Kidsafe ID is an online program where you

can pick your background template, they have 30 to choose from. You can upload

your digital photo in JPEG format, which can't be bigger than 300 kb using

their web based tool. The cheapest package they have is one ID card for $7.95

or two for $14.95 and you can pick two different backgrounds. Go to their

website and check it out at, _http://www.kidsafeid.com/create.shtm_

(http://www.kidsafeid.com/create.shtm)

I have two old IDs for my son, one issued by the D.A.R.E. program but I

don't have the order information for them anymore or at least I can't seem to

find it right now. The other one was issued by Smile Safe Kids in association

with Life Touch photography and in partnership with the National Center for

Missing & Exploited Children, compliments of my son's school picture program,

but this one is printed on thick paper and gets folded and crimped too easily.

In a message dated 6/15/2006 9:02:54 A.M. Central Standard Time,

katiecrawley@... writes:

My friend has an I D card for her autistic son. I have two autistic

daughters and would love to know where or how I can get one.

[Guest guest]

I make my child's with Microsoft Picture it and then laminate them. We punch

holes and put them on a key chain I attach to his pants. I forget and wash

them a lot so this is the best way for me.

I put mine and my husband's Cell Phones Numbers on the ID, in case we are out

somewhere when he gets lost. Very inexpensive this way.

Granny Gail