Description
About: The yellow, diamond-shaped sign first arrived on the market in 1984. Michael Lerner, a successful recruiter at the time, was apparently approached by a friend who wanted advice on how to market the signs. Lerner wasn’t a parent, but he was reportedly sold on the idea from his experience driving around with his 18-month-old nephew. “People were tailgating me and cutting me off,” he told the Wall Street Journal. “For the first time, I felt like a parent feels when they have a kid in the car.” The idea is that people will drive more safely around a vehicle they know has a baby in the backseat. emergency workers have found the caution signs to be useful for other reasons. In case of an accident, for example, this noticeable sign can alert emergency personnel that there is a child in the vehicle who might not be able to get themselves out.
Sign in English one side, French the other.
Pack: 1
Additional information
| Weight | 1 kg |
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