Alert Clothing Company
[1]Young children with food allergies need to be identified to keep them well.
In a busy classroom where three little boys with the same color hair could easily be mistaken for each other. A medical identification bracelet alone can be easily overlooked due to clothing or the fact that young children are constantly on the move, busy hands are not always within sight.
ALERT CLOTHING COMPANY is needed and new. Designed with the child in mind! Bright, cheerful, colorful child friendly graphics (fish, ladybugs and fairies to rockets, dinosaurs and cowboys…) with the message of food allergies included on each t-shirt, sweatshirt and coordinating tote bag there are twelve adorable designs in all. The company logo is on the back for easy identification as well in case the child is turned around.
Summer Camps, daycares, teachers, volunteers and caregivers are thankful to have a child clearly identified because food is an issue daily. The goal of ALERT CLOTHING is to raise awareness, help the caregivers with the identification of food allergies, and have the child feel special too!
According to FAAN- the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network the numbers are 1 in 17 (estimated to be three million children under the age of three), that have the highest incidences of food allergies.
Web: www.alertclothingcompany.com [2]
Fat Wheels
[3]Bicycle support wheels designed for use by children with balance disabilities. Fat Wheels are serious training wheels for bikes. Fat Wheels can be used only on bikes with solid rear axles. They also add great stability to a standard bicycle. The oversized training wheels have pneumatic tires and attach to the bicycle’s rear axle.
They come with larger or smaller brackets to accommodate different style bike frames, and can only be used on bikes with solid rear axles.
Web: https://www.fatwheels.com/ [4]
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