Step2 Kid Alert Visual Warning Signal V.W.S - 32-Inch Caution Go Slow Children At Play Signage - Durable Plastic Outdoor Playtime Safety Signs for Kids with Flag

Product Description Educating our children about outdoor play safety and notifying drivers that there are children strolling and playing on around the area are two important ways to keep them safe while playing outdoors. Feel more secure when your children play outside with this step2 kid alert safety sign, it is made of durable poly that will lasts for years. We urge you to educate your family about guarding kids safe while they play outside. From the Manufacturer Slow down for safety with the Step2 KidAlert VWS. This brightly colored character flags passing motorists to alert them to the presence of children, and is light enough for your children to set up.

• 32-Inch VISUAL WARNING ALERT. This kid at play safety sign is an effective tool for neighborhood streets where kids regularly play. It features a friendly, 32-inch tall man holding a red warning flag, it reminds and alerts drivers to slow down, particularly when children are playing.
• BRIGHT COLORED WITH DECALS. Fluorescent green color with reflectors and the red warning flag is noticeable even during night hours. The Large SLOW sticker reminds drivers to reduce their speed.
• EASY SETUP AND TAKEDOWN FOR EACH PLAY TIME. It has a lightweight design with convenient carrying handle that allows you to set up this kid alert safety sign at home, camping or close to your neighborhood playgrounds. For optimal effectiveness, removal is recommended when children are finished so this figure is only visible during playtime.
• BROAD BASE DESIGN. This street safety sign has a broad base that holds sand to help prevent tipping. (Sand is not included.)
• PROMOTES OUTDOOR SAFETY FOR CHILDREN. This safety road sign is an indication to go slow when driving on streets where this is placed. You may have seen it around your neighborhood, near daycares, playgrounds, and schools to keep children safe, however, we have to keep on teaching our kids about pedestrian safety.