As parents, we find ourselves giving out safety instruction several times a day. From teaching toddlers to stay away from the hot stove to reminding older children to look both ways before crossing the street, we work hard to keep our kids safe.
The parking lot is one place we find ourselves on overdrive trying to keep everyone safe. Ever try to remove your infant from the car while keeping your 2 or 3 or 4 year old from walking or running away from the car into parking lot traffic? Ever struggle to open a stroller while keeping your kids away from moving cars in the parking lot? What if you had a fun system to help you manage busy parking lots with kids?
Introducing the Parking Pal. With 7 unique designs, these circular magnets stick to the outside of your car and offer a safe place for your child while in parking lots. In the center of the Parking Pal is a brightly colored palm for your child to place his hand. Simply place the Parking Pal magnet on the side of your car, and show your child how to place his hand over the magnet. Then make it a habit – each time you’re in a parking lot, your child has a place to go, whether you are getting out of the car or returning from the store. If your child’s hand is on the car, he’s not wandering around the parking lot!
Let your kids be a part of choosing the Parking Pal – let them select their favorite design, and then give them two or three options for placement on the car. Now they’re a part of the parking lot plan!
We especially like the idea of taking the Parking Pal along when traveling. New sites and sounds are everywhere when traveling and kids are curious to explore their new surroundings. Bring along the familiarity of the Parking Pal to place on your rental car. Your children already know the routine, and will appreciate knowing what to do in new surroundings.
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