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Simply sync the watch with the free HereO app on your mobile device and a map pops up displaying your kid's precise location. If lost, the child can also send a panic alert using a series of simple commands.
Tinitell isn’t just a tracker — it’s a wrist-worn mobile phone especially for kids. This full communication device raised a little over $140,000 USD on Kickstarter about two years ago, and buzz has been building ever since.
When that child goes missing, even for just a few moments, it’s agonising for parents. In fact, there’s probably not a parent alive who has not experienced the sinking gut feeling of frantically looking around in a crowd for his or her child.
There are impressive geofencing abilities; you can define up to 20 safe zones and get alerts when your child enters or leaves any one of them. Plus, there are some tracking features that other kids trackers just don’t have, like a warning notification when your child is in a vehicle that’s travelling faster than a certain speed, or when your child comes within 500 feet of the home of a registered sex offender.
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Using the Weenect Kids, you’ve got continual location tracking of your child via maps, compass, and radar. This means that whether you’re just separated in the supermarket or keeping an eye on junior from across town, you can always know where your little one is. You can define geofences and get a notification when your child has entered or exited a defined area. Plus, there’s an SOS alert feature with voice call: if your child presses the button on the device, it rings your mobile phone and you can have a conversation.
Just a heads up first that the third gen Mi Bunny Watch is on sale in China only for now, no sign of it on the international Mi Store yet. But it's still worth including here as Xiaomi devices tend to find their way around the globe on account of solid feature sets and uber affordable prices.
As so many children under the age of four don't know their address or telephone number, a dirt cheap system like this could help save the day. A variety of other designs, including a pet version, are also available.
And if the little one ever has a panic attack, he or she simply hits the SOS button and a message is sent to the parent and up to ten authorised users. Subscription charges start at $15 per month. However, this one is unavailable on Amazon right now, but it still is available on the Amber Alert website.
One of the freshest faces on the scene, Verizon's GizmoWatch takes a kids tracker and builds an LTE-connected smartwatch around it. The smartwatch stuff is actually aimed at getting kids used to the idea of a smartwatch.
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Despite the lack of features on these apps, they’re useful for finding out if kids are where they say they’ll be, if they’re in trouble, and so on. Just add their phone to your app, and the tracking can begin. Plus, the price is right. These are good starter tracking solutions. If they’re not enough, you can always upgrade to a standalone device.