PangoGuard Self-defense Alarm For Kids

PengoGuard^™ Kids' Safety Alarm

Helps keep your child safe on the walk to school, at the park and in crowds

$39.99

🚨 One pull = loud siren, everyone looks
🧒 Easy for little hands to use
🐧 So cute, kids want to carry it
💗 Peace of mind on every walk to school

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1. Clip it on. Hook the split ring onto a backpack strap, zip, belt loop or keys.

2. Pull the strap. One firm pull on the orange strap sets off the alarm.

3. 130dB alarm sounds. A piercing siren that makes people look and come over.

Practise it together once at home, so your child knows exactly what to do.

Made for school-age kids, and just as handy for teens and adults.

It's a real alarm, not a toy: the siren is very loud, so never sound it right next to someone's ear.

PengoGuard helps your child draw attention. It doesn't replace talking with them about staying safe.

Free tracked shipping on every order: 3–5 business days, with a tracking link by email.

30-day money-back guarantee. Not happy? Contact us within 30 days of delivery for a refund. Return shipping is paid by the customer.

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Clipped to the backpack strap, right where little hands can reach it. Out of the way all day, and one pull from getting attention.

Questions? Answers.

130dB: a piercing electronic siren built to grab attention fast, even on a busy street.

One firm pull on the orange strap sets off the alarm. No buttons to find and no phone needed. Practise it together once at home.

It's set off by pulling the strap, so it doesn't sound from normal bumps in a backpack.

Yes. It's rechargeable, so there are no batteries to replace. Give it a charge now and then so it's always ready.

Yes, there's a small built-in light, handy on dark winter afternoons.

You're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Contact us within 30 days of delivery for a refund (return shipping is paid by the customer).

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Clip it on, practise a pull together, and see how your child feels with it. If you're not happy for any reason, contact us within 30 days of delivery and we'll refund you.

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73,349 examples — reviews or verified incidents

Ema J — Review Review 1

I still think about how close we came to not knowing what happened. My 9-year-old was walking the short block home from a friend's house when a car slowed beside her. The driver told her I'd sent him to pick her up. She knew that wasn't true, but she froze. We'd practiced pulling the little PengoGuard strap at home, so that's what she did. The alarm went off, a neighbor came out onto her porch, and the car drove away. My daughter ran straight to that neighbor. We called the police and reported what she remembered. Before that day I thought buying a safety alarm was probably overdoing it. What stays with me is that she couldn't find the words to shout, but she remembered one simple movement. I don't pretend a siren can guarantee anyone's safety. I'm just grateful she had a way to get somebody's attention.

Sam — Review Review 2

I was supposed to be keeping an eye on my nephew at the county fair. I looked away for maybe ten seconds to pay for lemonade. Then I heard this piercing alarm over all the rides and music. I turned and saw him standing beside a man I didn't recognize, pulling on the orange strap attached to his penguin. The guy had been telling him his parents were waiting around the corner. As soon as people looked over, the man walked off. I got to my nephew, took him straight to security and called his mom. My hands were shaking more than his. He's always treated the penguin like a silly backpack charm. That day, it was the reason I turned around when he needed me.

Bernice — Review Review 3

My niece had just finished dance practice and was waiting outside for me. Traffic held me up, and a woman she didn't know came over saying I had asked her to give my niece a ride. Thankfully, my niece stayed by the studio door. When the woman kept insisting, she pulled her PengoGuard. The noise brought one of the dance instructors outside, and the woman left before anyone could get her name. I arrived a few minutes later to find my niece crying in her teacher's arms. We reported the encounter and changed our pickup rule: she waits inside until she sees me. I bought the alarm because it was cute. I never expected her to have a reason to use it.

Adam — Review Review 4

I used to think my son was old enough to stand at the school-bus stop on his own. One morning, a stranger in a van stopped and offered him a ride. My son said no. The person kept talking and started opening the door, so he pulled the alarm hanging from his backpack. The crossing guard down the street heard the noise and came over. The van left. When the school called me, I felt sick. We talked afterward about staying near other families, moving away from a vehicle, and getting an adult involved. That little alarm didn't replace any of those lessons. It gave him another way to ask for help when he was scared.

Ms.Judy — Review Review 5

I take my grandson to the same playground every Thursday. A woman started talking to him near the gate about a lost puppy. I noticed them walking toward the exit, and before I could get there his penguin alarm started shrieking. Other parents looked up immediately. I ran over and held his hand while the woman hurried away. He told me later that she'd asked him to come help find her dog. We let the park staff know and told his parents everything. I wish children never had to think about things like this. I'm proud that he remembered what his family taught him: don't go anywhere with a stranger, make noise, and find your trusted adult.

Kevin B — Review Review 6

I was walking my best friend's daughter back from the library when we realized the same person had followed us for several blocks. He crossed the street when we did and kept calling out to her. I didn't know what he wanted, but she was frightened. She pulled the little strap on her PengoGuard and the sound was impossible to ignore. An employee at the corner café opened the door and waved us inside. We called her dad from there. Maybe the man would have kept walking. Maybe not. We couldn't know. What I do know is that the alarm made other people notice us immediately, and it helped us get to a safer place.

Mercy Z — Review Review 7

My little brother used to roll his eyes when Mom clipped the pink penguin onto his bag. He said it was for babies. One afternoon he was riding his scooter near our street when a man beside a car tried to get him to come closer. He backed away, pulled the strap, and kept moving toward our house. Our neighbor heard the alarm, came outside, and helped him call Mom. I was at work when I got the call. I can't describe how awful it felt hearing he had been scared and alone. He still carries the penguin now, and none of us tease him about it. We also practiced what to do if an adult he doesn't know asks him to approach a vehicle.

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