• It's easy for children to get lost in busy places like parks.Kathy Quirk-Syvertsen/Digital Vision/Getty Images
  
  It's not hard for a child to get distracted and wander away from a parent in a park or crowded area. Kids' ID kits aid parents in the recovery of their child by immediately providing law enforcement with a complete identification record. The ID kits contain information including a photo, birth date and other important information such as medical conditions.
  
  

McGruff Safe Kids ID Kit

• Check out the McGruff Safe Kids ID. This kit comes with fingerprint ink and a card to take your child's fingerprints. It also contains safety tips to discuss with your children including Internet safety. Instructions on collecting your child's DNA are also included.
  
  

Kidsafe ID

• Create your child's ID card at Kidsafe. The premium child safety kit comes with three plastic child ID cards, a fingerprint kit, so you have her fingerprints on hand, and at home DNA sample kit. The 30 ID templates are colorful and theme based including dinosaur, hockey and ballet cards. You and your child can choose the design. You and a caregiver keep one and your child keeps one when away from home or in a busy area like a park. The ID has a picture and full description of your child and includes your contact information.
  
  

Your Safe Child ID Kit

• The child ID kit from Your Safe Child contains a fingerprinting ink strip, a clear laminated pouch and two simplistic ID cards. The cards are sent to you blank and you fill out the information. Fill out the contact information, physical description, medical information and parents' information.
  
  

Do-It-Yourself Kit

• Go to the police station to have your child fingerprinted. Stations often hold days specifically for doing this for free. They will take a picture of your child, take fingerprints and a DNA sample. You can find websites that allow you to make your own free ID cards using software like Return2eden.