Kids At Play Signs

Opening a day care center can be a lucrative business that qualified professionals can conveniently run out of their own homes. But, especially with toddlers and older pre-school age kids, keeping a close eye on each of them while they play can be exhausting and difficult at best. Day care staff are usually attentive and alert, but can’t be everywhere at all times. Which is why adding a kids at play sign to the front lawn of your day care just might prevent a dangerous and otherwise unavoidable accident from occurring.

At Parking Sign Corner, we have a wide array of parking signs for any situation, including nearly two dozen types of kids at play sign for your day care facility or private residence. In any situation where children may take part in outdoor play or use playground equipment, making sure that nearby roadways use the proper signage is vital for the utmost safety.

Every kids at play sign we feature in our store is MUTCD compliant with an upgrade to high intensity reflective sheeting, which means they are legal for road use. The messaging on our signs includes:

  • SLOW: Children at Play
  • Watch for Children
  • SLOW Children
  • SLOW Children Playing
  • Please Supervise Your Children on the Playground
  • Caution: Grandchildren at Play
  • Children at Play
  • Watch Children
  • SLOW: Children Crossing


You can also order a wordless kids at play sign displaying the internationally recognizable symbol for ‘playground’ (two small figures on a see-saw) as well as specialty signs for a Blind Child Area or Deaf Child Area. These signs are available in a variety of sizes. And if you need a specific kids at play sign that does not appear in our store, don’t fret – we can create a custom made kids at play sign to your specifications.

Every sign from Parking Sign Corner is manufactured from sign grade .080 aluminum, which is heavy, durable and built to last. Each sign comes with reflective sheeting for heightened visibility. Parking Sign Corner has been selling high quality parking signs online since 2005.