Have your child wear a bright shirt and or hat so they stand out in a crowd. Take a picture of your child as you enter the park so you can remember exactly what they are wearing and can show a cast member if needed. And at night you can buy glow necklaces and bracelets for them to wear.

Keeping a toddler safe at Disneyland requires a mix of technology and old-school preparation. First, use a safety ID; write your phone number on a temporary tattoo or a specialized wristband, or place a card in their pocket. Many parents also use a GPS tracker like an Apple AirTag secured to the child's shoe or clothing. Dress them in bright, recognizable colors (like neon yellow or orange) so they stand out in a crowd. Before you start your day, show your child what a "Cast Member" looks like (noting their specific name tags) and instruct them to find a worker if they get lost. For physical safety, use a stroller even if your child is a good walker; the crowds are dense, and the stroller acts as a protective "bubble." If your toddler is prone to bolting, a safety harness/leash is a widely accepted tool in the park. Lastly, take a photo of your child every morning in the outfit they are wearing; if you are separated, you will have a current, accurate image to show security, which is far more effective than trying to describe their clothes while under stress.