Personal alarm for kids 5 to 12

Cute on her bag. Loud when it counts.

Meet Popo, a little keychain friend for your daughter. One pull of the orange strap sets off a 130 dB siren and a flashing light, so people nearby look up and come help.

Get Popo · $27.00

The preview plays quietly. The real siren is about as loud as a fire truck up close.

Popo, a pink alarm keychain with a happy face and an orange pull strap 130 dB

How it works

Clip. Pull. Pop.

Kids can freeze when they're scared. Popo needs one simple move: no screens, no buttons to find, no passcode.

  1. Clip

    Hook Popo onto her backpack, belt loop, or jacket zipper with the key ring. The orange strap stays within easy reach.

  2. Pull

    One firm pull on the strap starts the alarm.

  3. Pop

    A 130 dB siren and flashing light grab attention. Push the strap back in to stop it.

Front and back of Popo with its parts labeled

Meet Popo

Everything she needs, nothing she doesn't.

  • Pull strapPull the orange strap to start the siren. Push it back in to stop.
  • LED buttonPress Popo's face to turn on a small flashlight for dark hallways.
  • Sound outletsVents on the back let the siren out at full volume.
  • LED lightFlashes with the siren so people can spot her in the dark.
  • Key ringClips to a backpack, lunch bag, or set of keys.
  • Screwed-shut caseLittle hands can't open it up.
59 mm tall59 mm wide25 mm thick

Why moms choose Popo

Made so she'll actually carry it.

A safety alarm only works if it's with her. Popo looks like a toy she'll want on her bag every day.

  • No phone, app, or setup needed. It works the moment it's out of the box.
  • One simple pull that even young kids can remember.
  • Small enough for a jeans pocket, about the size of a ping-pong ball.
  • Built-in flashlight for dark stairwells, sleepovers, and car rides home.
Popo clipped to bags, a seat belt, and keys

Inside Popo

Small toy. Serious numbers.

130dBSiren volume
59mmTall and wide
25mmThin enough for a pocket
1pullTo set it off

The talk

Teach her when to pull.

Go over these simple rules together when you give her Popo.

"If a grown-up I don't know grabs me, I pull."

Pulling is always okay when she feels unsafe. She will never be in trouble for it.

"If I'm lost and scared, I pull."

The noise and light help nearby adults find her fast.

"If someone says keep a secret from Mom, I tell."

Popo is a reminder that she can always come to you.

"Popo is not for pranks."

Try it once together at home, ears covered, so she knows what it sounds like and how to stop it.

Get SirenPop

$27.00

Clip it on, teach the pull, and she's ready to go.

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Popo personal alarm