Fingerprint America's Child Safety Activity Book and other products are available as sources of safety rules and tips for both parent and child. Some people think so. That is why our Child Fingerprinting Kits are designed to be completed and stored by parents, at home. This eliminates the need to take the child to the police or sheriff's office, to have the child fingerprinted by an unfamiliar person, or to have the child's fingerprints kept in the public record. If you are committed to taking advantage of every available tool for protecting your child, he or she should certainly be fingerprinted.
Fingerprints are one of the most effective tools for locating a missing person.
Our Child Identification Kits contain far more information than just fingerprints. During a young child's formative years, his or her height, weight, hair color, dental information, and general appearance are among a number of items that may need to be updated annually. The Child ID Kits are not just for child fingerprinting. The personal, medical, and physical information contained is comprehensive. Even if you decide not to use the fingerprinting section, the other charts should be completed and a recent photograph attached.