Harriet Hippo Home Safety Coloring Book

Fire departments, utilities, and pediatric clinics usually pass the book out at open houses, home safety fairs, and well-child visits so a child takes the lesson home. Because the story walks kids through spotting hazards like hot stoves and cluttered stairs, parents often review the pages alongside the child. Many programs pair the giveaway with a short talk or a station visit to reinforce the message.

The book works best for early elementary and pre-K children, roughly ages 3 to 8, who respond to pictures and simple scenes more than text. Younger kids color along while an adult reads the hazard tips aloud. Older children in that range can read the captions themselves and answer the prompts.

Base the quantity on your expected attendance across a season, not a single event, since the 300-unit minimum covers several fairs or clinic months at once. Groups running year-round programs often order in larger tiers because the per-book cost drops at higher volume. Request a quote with your target count so pricing lines up with your outreach calendar.

Pick plain crayons when your goal is the lowest cost per unit and you are giving away large volumes, since the crayons stay unbranded. Choose imprinted crayons when you want your logo to travel home on the crayon sleeve for a second brand impression after the fair. Both options ship the same sealed poly bag, so handling at the event is identical.

Send a clean vector logo file such as an EPS or AI, or a high-resolution PNG, so the printer can place it cleanly in the stock imprint area. A one-color version reproduces most reliably on the printed cover. Your rep reviews the file and returns a proof before the run starts, so you can confirm placement first.

Yes, the booklet and combo pack are made in the USA, which helps agencies and municipal buyers meet domestic-sourcing rules on grant-funded purchases. Public health and fire-prevention grants often require or favor USA-made handouts. Keep the sourcing note with your purchase records if your funding calls for documentation.

Yes, each unit arrives as a sealed poly bag holding the booklet and four crayons together, so volunteers grab and give with no collating on site. The sealed bag also keeps the set clean if it sits on an outdoor table. That makes it practical for high-traffic booths where staff have little time per visitor.