Free Printable Call Mom Safety Cards for Kids

Got a Disney trip coming up? If so, give yourself a little peace of mind with these free printable “Call Mom” safety cards for kids. They make sure your phone number is always close if your kiddos need it for any reason at all during your trip! Check out the additional safety tips for your little one’s safety while you’re here too.

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Losing a child, even for a few minutes is a terrifying experience as a mom. I have totally been there and I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy. Before we get to the tutorial, it’s important to know that these are a last resort in safety, especially for younger kids who are having difficulty remembering your phone number. It’s important to always talk to your kiddos about the rules and expectations for crowded places.

Things to Talk About with Your Kids:

 

Cut Apart Laminated Call Mom Cards

“Call Mom” Safety Cards Materials

Step 1

First, warm up your laminating machine so that it’s ready.

 

Printed Sheet of Call Mom Cards

Step 2

Then print out your call mom safety cards.

 

Cut Out Call Mom Cards next to Paper Cutter

Step 3

Next cut out each of your cards using a paper cutter.

 

Call Mom Card with Phone Number on it Next to Pen

Step 4

Once your cards are cut out, write your phone number on the number of cards you need. (In case you’re curious, nope, that’s not my number. Sorry. I’m sure you’re heartbroken.)

Tip:

 

Close Up of Call Mom Cards inside Lamination Folder

Step 5

Then open up a laminating envelope and place your cards inside. Be sure to leave space between each card to allow for them to seal all the way around.

 

Laminated Sheet of Call Mom Cards

Step 6

Next, run your laminating envelope with the cards inside through your lamination machine.

 

Cut Apart Laminated Call Mom Cards

Step 7

After your cards are laminated, cut them apart using scissors.

How to Use:

At the start of each day, place the cards inside your kiddos shoes. If at any point they become separated from you or lost, they can pull out this card and give the appropriate authorities/workers your number to call. The shoe ensures it doesn’t get lost throughout the day and the lamination protects it from sweaty or wet feet.

You also want to work with your kids early and often on learning basics like your phone number, first and last name, and home address. Of course, my oldest has a cell phone and has already forgotten my phone number so this might be necessary for older kids and pre-teens too.

 

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These free printable “Call Mom” safety cards for kids are such a useful resource for moms. In addition to giving kids a contact in case they get lost or separated from you in busy locations, they are great for when you travel to unfamiliar locations too. For example, just checking out a new city on vacation or stopping at a Target on the way to the beach for sunscreen. It’s simply an easy tool to give you some peace of mind.

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Patriotic Glitter Sensory Jar for 4th of July

Are you looking for a fun and mesmerizing daytime activity for the kiddos this 4th of July? This patriotic glitter sensory jar is a great toy that offsets the craziness and volume of the fireworks. It’s also a fun way to introduce some calming down time if the kiddos start fighting or being mean during the rest of the daytime festivities.

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This year my family got some inflatable pools for the kiddos to play with on the Fourth. I know they are going to have a blast with the surprise but I also know that there are bound to be some tears and fighting because, hello, they’re my kids. I wanted a creative way to institute a time-out of sorts without totally ruing the fun.

That’s why I made this patriotic glitter sensory jar. It’s still like a toy and fun to shake and watch the swirls. However, it is also the perfect way to have one of the kiddos sit and calm down before going back to play.

 

Patriotic Glitter Sensory Jar on Blue Background

Of course it’s simply a bonus that I can swirl it and play with it when it’s not in use by the kiddos. Score! I could seriously watch the glitter swirling all day. Mommy time-outs are totally a thing, right?

 

Patriotic Sensory Jar Materials

Patriotic Glitter Sensory Jar Materials

Note: I got all of my supplies except the silver glitter, confetti, and E6000 at my local Dollar Tree.

Blue Glitter Glue in Jar next to Glitter Container

Step 1

First, empty your container of blue glitter glue into your jar.

Tip:

Step 2

Next, pour in your desired amount of loose silver glitter into the jar.

 

Blue Glitter Glue and Water Mixed in Jar

Step 3

Fill the rest of your jar with hot water stopping just short of the lip. Then put the lid back on and shake vigorously to combine.

 

Stars Confetti on Mixture in Jar

Step 4

Lastly, add your metallic stars confetti and again return the lid and shake to combine it all together.

 

Step 5

Then place a line of E6000 along the inside edge of your lid.

Tip:

Step 6

Screw your lid tightly onto your jar and allow to sit 24 hours for the glue to dry.

 

Glue on Jar Lid next to Patriotic Garland

Hand Holding Patriotic Glitter Sensory Jar with Garland on Lid

Step 7

After your glue has dried, use hot glue to attach a small amount of patriotic garland to the top of your patriotic glitter sensory jar.

Tip:

 

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Allow your mixture to cool before using the patriotic glitter sensory jar. The glitter will fall faster while the water is still hot. It swirls longer before falling once the mixture is cooled. If you don’t have any patriotic garland, don’t let that stop you from making this baby. It’s still a ton of fun even without the extra dash of festive. I use the leftovers from some of the other 4th of July crafts below so I already had it on hand. You know I can’t resist a bit of decoration on pretty much anything.

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Shimmery Upcycled DIY Patriotic Wreath

Are you ready for the easiest holiday wreath that you’ll ever make? This shimmery DIY patriotic wreath is so simple. All you do is wrap and repeat for a gorgeous red, white, and blue wreath to proudly display on your door this summer! Affiliate links may be used in this post. Ordering a product through these links may result in a commission. Read the full disclosure here.     Check out the written tutorial below!

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Collage of patriotic garland wreaths with bow and stars on door with text overlay - Shimmery Upcycled DIY Patriotic Wreath   [bctt tweet=”Are you ready for the easiest holiday wreath that you’ll ever make? This shimmery DIY patriotic wreath is so simple to and perfect to display on your door!” username=”diyadulation”] We are back this month with another awesome Thrift Store Upcycle Challenge! I knew I wanted to make some sort of patriotic craft but it wasn’t until I was at the thrift store that the idea solidified. If you’ve ever seen those garland wreaths at your local thrift store and thought, “Ugh, that’s hideous” and moved on: Don’t! The garland may be faded and ratty, but that plastic base underneath is pure gold for creating your own gorgeous wreath that actually fits your style. What’s even better is that the Dollar Tree always has fun and festive garland for a buck so you can grab the one you want cheaply. It’s like the perfect marriage of stylish and budget-friendly decor! I wanted to take this project a step further without adding a bunch of extra work for myself. That’s why I picked up a super fun glittery fireworks bow. It adds that extra bit of flair without adding a ton of time and work to the project, a dream for busy moms like us.   Patriotic Garland Wreath on Door

DIY Patriotic Wreath Materials

Fall Garland Wreath Fall Garland Wreath with Half of the Garland Removed from Plastic Base Plastic Wreath Base

Step 1

First, remove the existing garland on your thrift store wreath so that you have an empty wreath base to work with.  

Step 2

Next, take your red, white, and blue garland out of the packaging and start attaching it to the wreath base. Wrap one end of garland around a hook on the edge of the wreath base as pictured.   Red White and Blue Garland Wrapped on Section of Plastic Wreath Base

Step 3

Then take your garland down the front of your wreath base and wrap it around the inside hook across from the top hook you wrapped around.

Step 4

Take the garland back up and wrap around the next hook on the edge of the wreath base and continue wrapping back and forth to cover your wreath.  

Step 5

After one garland runs out, attach another garland around the same hook where the previous one ran out. Again, continue wrapping on your wreath hooks back and forth.     Garland Wrapped Plastic Wreath Base with Small Section Empty Patriotic Garland Wreath

Step 6

Continue wrapping the garland, adding more as needed, until your entire wreath is covered with garland.     Glittery Fireworks Bow with Tag

Step 7

Once your wreath is wrapped, remove the packaging from your bow but save the twist tie from the packaging.    

Step 8

Use the twist tie to attach your bow to the wreath by poking the twist tie ends through the wreath and secure them in the back.     Glittery Foam Stars on Wreath

Step 9

Lastly, glue on the glittery foam stars in sets of 3 at random on your wreath. I used one large star and 2 smaller stars in each group.     patriotic garland wreath with bow and stars on door with text overlay - Shimmery Upcycled DIY Patriotic Wreath Can you believe how freaking easy this shimmery DIY patriotic wreath is to make? It looks so pretty and festive on our door, especially when the sunlight catches it. The next time you’re at the thrift store, don’t pass up those ugly garland wreaths! Instead stock up for your holidays and create awesome, eye-catching door decor that you’ll love.

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