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Apr 5 2008

Your camera phone could save your child

Here’s a cool tip for parents that will help you if you lose your child in a public place:

So take this as a lesson. Almost all cell phones nowadays have built-in cameras. When attending large public events or outings (amusement parks, fairs, circus etc.) you should take pictures of your children with your cell phone camera. The picture you take could be used to describe clothing, physical attributes and save precious seconds. The faster your loved one can be identified, the greater the chances they will be found safe. This is a parenting toy you probably already have.


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