Child-like figure stands 32" tall and holds a 39" tall red warning flag to alert motorists and set b
Easy positioning at end of drive to heighten driver awareness of children at play
Fluorescent body and reflector strip belt are visible during twilight hours
For optimum recognition recommend set-up and removal for easy play time experience
Built-in carrying handle for portability
Rating: - wonderful
This product was an excellant choice. The cars fly down my street and we have tons of kids here when they see the sign, they slam on their breaks
Rating: - Great Safety Tool
I love this kid alert; we just place it at the end of our driveway when the kids are playing in the front and side yards. The cars really slow down as they go by the house. It only takes a second for my 18 month old to tear down the driveway toward the road, the kid alert acts as an extra added safety net.
Rating: - Step2 Kid Alert
This product is great, although it looks green, or lime, it is not it is yellow which is okay. Came in good shape boxes okay. Delivered in a timely manner.
Rating: - Great idea after a bit of training.....
....for the child-not the turtle! What a great idea, until our not quite 2 year-old saw it on the street and wanted to run into the street to play with it! Naturally a melt down occured. So even though the turtle did a great job, now it's our turn to keep our toddler safe! Great product!
Rating: - Visible, Inexpensive and Works as Intended
We purchased this inexpensive safety device to place in the street near the end of our driveway. It is highly visible and we notice that approaching cars heed the sign and slow down for the children in the neighborhood. It was easy and quick to assemble. It can be blown over in very high winds, but situating it so that the broad side of the sign is not facing the wind can reduce chances of that happening.
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- wonderful
- Step2 Kid Alert