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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 31511





Binding: Toy
Product Brand: Step 2
EAN: 0733538774197
Label: Step2
Product Manufacturer: Step2
Publisher: Step2
Ranking: 31511
Studio: Step2


Piece facts:
  • Child-like figure stands 32" tall and holds a 39" tall red warning flag to alert motorists and set b
  • Easy positioning at end of drive to heighten driver awareness of children at play
  • Fluorescent body and reflector strip belt are visible during twilight hours
  • For optimum recognition recommend set-up and removal for easy play time experience
  • Built-in carrying handle for portability



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Keep kids safe while they play with this safety sign that can easily be positioned at the end of a driveway or sidewalk. The child-like figure stands 32' tall and holds a 39-inch red warning flag to alert motorists and set boundaries for kids. The fluorescent body and reflector strip belt is visible during twilight hours. lt is recommended that you set it up and remove for each playtime experience. Minimal adult assembly required. Measures 52' x 22.5' x 18.25'.









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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Slows down speedy non-parents and careless parents ...
This is really great stuff,
you think that there is a kid running across the street and you hit the break. So at least, those who speed in street with a kindergarten will slow down. The only thing is: Put it on a chain so that people cannot just take it away.


Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - Kids should NOT play in the street
It is a nice design and it works to slow the cars, but I think it misses the whole point. Kids should be taught to never play in the street. They should go to parks, friends yards, or other safe places. I'm just worried for everyone that putting these up "makes it OK" to turn the street into a playground.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * A MUST HAVE ITEM FOR CHILD SAFETY ...
I have had 2 of these "kids" nearly all summer long, and besides seing a change in the way people drive, I have also had complete stranges come to my door asking where I got them. I placed mine on the road where they're vissible cars coming from either direction and they have done a perfect job at getting driver's attention.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Helpful sign
Our neighbors have this yellow, figural sign and we thought it was a good idea to encourage cars to slow down
when children are playing near the street. We bought the sign to use when our grandchildren come to visit. Now there are two sign boys on our block to alert traffic to be aware that children in the area.
The friendly sign attracts attention and has an important purpose.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Child safety ...
Let the children play in the street again. Motorists wave and smile when viewing this device in their neighborhood.

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