February 22, 2018

Improving Child Safety – A New Approach in 2018

What a start to the year it’s been. Triumph and tragedy have been the defining factors that kicked off the year. More than anything we hope both aspects have helped to usher in thoughts of what you’d like to improve, introduce, change, and even eliminate ...

KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In Shares an Express Check-In Solution Story

February 14, 2018

Mobile Check-In On a Whole New Level – A Customer Solution Story

“Children’s check-in is the front door to your organization and has a huge impact on a new family’s decision to return. Directors need to know that people don’t typically return if they’ve had a bad check-in experience. It’s a deal breaker.” Dee Cobia, Vintage Church Los ...

February 7, 2018

Gaining Leadership Support for Improving Child Safety – Part #2

This is the second post in our series, “Gaining Leadership Support for Improving Child Safety”. In Part #1, we shared some steps on how you can encourage leadership to take child safety and abuse prevention seriously and offer their support. We covered points on why leadership ...

KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In is Sharing Part One of Gaining Leadership Support for Improving Child Safety

January 31, 2018

Gaining Leadership Support for Improving Child Safety – Part #1

When sharing information on improving child safety, a question commonly asked is, “How do I get leadership in my organization to take child safety seriously and offer support?” Although it’s a good question, it’s unfortunate in today’s world it even has to be asked. All ...

KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In is sharing about upcoming child safety events in January

January 11, 2018

KidCheck Child Safety Events In January

We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again, “At KidCheck we believe every child deserves a chance to grow up in a safe environment, and every parent deserves peace of mind about the safety of their children.” That’s why we’re excited to be participating ...

KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In shares an excerpt from Technology Spotlight: Children's Check-In

December 14, 2017

Visitors and the Holidays

For many parents, visiting a new church can be somewhat nerve-racking and overwhelming, especially if they have small children. Their experience of your church can hinge on how their children were cared for. These powerful first impressions speak volumes about your ministry—whether you want them ...

KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In Shares a post from Relevant Children's Ministry by Dale Hudson

November 9, 2017

6 Steps to Prevent Child Abuse from Dale Hudson

On the KidCheck blog, we like sharing relevant, and credible information it’s one of our favorite things to do. Our goal is to provide resources that can assist any organization caring for children in reducing risk and increasing the care and safety of children. This week’s ...

October 26, 2017

Kidmin Talk Podcast – Keeping Kids Safe in a Digital Age

KidCheck has a passion for child safety and the role technology can play in helping churches, fitness facilities, and activity centers. Our focus is on providing full-featured, easy-to-use children’s check-in solution that streamlines the process, and creates a positive parent and visitor experience. Recently KidCheck CEO ...

October 18, 2017

Make Child Check-In Fast and Safe!

This week’s guest post is from Karl Bastian. Karl is known as the “Kidologist” and is the founder of kidology.org. Kidology provides creative online resources for Christian children’s ministry. Karl is also a children’s ministry consultant, trainer, coach, and magician. In Karl’s post, he covers the ...

KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In Shares the Latest Feature Updates & Improvements

October 12, 2017

Latest KidCheck’s Updates & Improvements

At KidCheck we’re constantly looking for ways to improve our secure children’s check-in and offer more convenience, increased usability, and better access to your check-in data. Listed below are a few improvements we recently rolled out. Automatic Classroom Load Balancing: How you want kids to be assigned ...