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It's not necessary to print the birth date of the kid. Just state was year they were born to give a concept of how old he/she is to first responders.

Advice to Include:

Placing the card in a place that isn't readily seen by strangers, including a wallet or inside of a back pack keeps the card holder safe.

Just print the initial of their first name if your child is the card holder.

Name

Thumb print (discretionary)

Emergency contact phone numbers

Blood type (be certain this is right)

Allergies or medical conditions

Drugs

Organ donor info

Birth year (date and leave month off for privacy concerns)

City and state of residence

Stature and weight

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