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Post by ziggysdad on Jun 16, 2017 15:49:54 GMT 10
A family photo - laminated with contact information on the back - is a good idea to keep in backpacks...especially for little ones who can't recite address, phone number, etc.
I like the comfort aspect as well.
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Post by Peter on Jun 16, 2017 21:22:17 GMT 10
Yes to the comfort aspect and the identification value. There's another use for family photos - when our family goes out somewhere public (the city, the Royal Show, etc), I take a photo of all of us together, as well as each child individually.
The individual photos mean that if a child is lost, we can show the relevant photo to police to assist in a search. The group photo also shows that we haven't photographed some random kid who we're trying to steal. It also means that if (hopefully when!) they are found, the group photo may bring them comfort.
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Post by Peter on Jun 16, 2017 21:22:48 GMT 10
And I add, we take the photos on the day, so clothing, hair-length, etc are as current as possible.
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Post by blueshoes on Jun 17, 2017 0:26:44 GMT 10
And I add, we take the photos on the day, so clothing, hair-length, etc are as current as possible. Do you print them or just have them on your phone? |
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Post by Peter on Jun 17, 2017 0:49:38 GMT 10
On my phone. This allows for better sharing & distribution than printed.
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