Does your child have a lost backpack?

According to research, children aged 2-4 are most likely to get lost, and children most often go missing in hypermarkets or department stores. This article will tell you what should parents do if their children go missing?

In addition to the useful anti-lost backpacks, what other anti-lost supplies are there?

Children are very curious about the outside world. Whether they go to a park, a department store or a shopping mall, they will be excited to see and run around.

According to 2012 data from the Children's Bureau of the Ministry of the Interior and the Children's Welfare Alliance Cultural and Educational Foundation, children aged between 2 and under 4 are the most likely to get lost; hypermarkets, shopping malls, and department stores are the most likely places to get lost;

"Being separated from family members" and "being attracted to foreign objects" are the reasons why children are most likely to get lost.

It can be seen that when bringing children to public places, parents must take "prevention measures" to prevent them from getting lost, so that they will not regret it!

1. Stop and stand and look/look for your parents instead of running around.

2. If you are lost in a store, inform the store staff (usually wearing some uniform or hat to make it easier to recognize).

3. Try to ask other parents with children to help them call the phone number reserved by their parents on their bracelet or bag.

4. Don’t follow other people and don’t leave the mall/department store.

1. Carry photos of your children with you.

2. Remember what your child is wearing today.

3. Use anti-lost ropes and other related supplies.

4. Don’t let them play in the play area unsupervised.