Child danger signaling device

Claim 1

A child danger signaling device for transmitting a signal from a child in danger to a parent, said device comprising: a transmitter having a substantially rectangular transmitter housing, said transmitter being for sending a signal; a button positioned on said transmitter housing, said button being for activating the signal whereby the signal is sent upon depression of said button; a receiver having a substantially rectangular receiver housing with an eyelet having an O-ring attached thereto, said receiver being for reception of said signal; a receiver alarm within said receiver housing, said receiver alarm being for sounding a receiver alarm upon reception of said signal by said receiver, wherein the receiver sounds the alarm until the depression of an alarm reset button on the receiver housing; a transmitter alarm within said transmitter housing, said transmitter alarm being for sounding a transmitter alarm upon depression of said button; said transmitter having a lock, said lock positioned on a face of said transmitter housing, said lock being for deactivating said transmitter alarm, said lock further being for stopping said transmitter from sending said signal; a key attached to said O-ring of said receiver housing, said key being for engaging said lock whereby said transmitter alarm and said signal are deactivated by said key being positioned within said lock and being subsequently moved; attachment means being adapted for attaching said transmitter to the child; a rechargeable transmitter power source within said transmitter housing; a rechargeable receiver power source within said receiver housing; a recharging unit, said recharging unit being for recharging said transmitter power source and said receiver power source; and wherein said attaching means includes one attachment means chosen from the group of attachment means consisting of a belt being adapted for attaching to a waist of the child, a wrist band being adapted for attaching to a wrist of the child, and a loop being adapted for attaching to a neck of the child; wherein a receiver is positioned within the transmitter housing; wherein a transmitter is positioned within the receiver housing.