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A Hi-Tech Solution For Locating Wandering Children Or Keep Tabs When They Aren’t With You.
Track Your Children, Even In The Most Hectic Situations
Arming your children with a GPS Tracking Unit allows you to keep track of them even in the most hectic public places. You can place these small GPS Trackers in your children’s stroller, backpack, or coat, so you will always know exactly where they are. With out of range safety alerts, you can be sure that you will be the first one to know if you’re child is missing.
At only 3 inches small, the P-Trac Pro GPS Tracking Device can be hidden virtually anywhere. This Child GPS Tracking Device can track your child indoors or outdoors in places like amusement parks, malls, or stores.
The P-Trac Micro is the world’s smallest Child GPS Tracker at 2 inches wide and 1 inch thin that can be placed in a child’s stroller or backpack where it works indoors and out. Receive alerts if your child leaves a designated safety zone.
Track your teen's whereabouts with this covert real-time Teen Tracking GPS unit with 30 day battery life. Log online to see a detailed history of your car's speed, maps, time, and receive alerts if your teen is headed out of area or speeding.
LiveWire hardwired GPS teen tracking system will send you a location update every 5-10 seconds for a true real-time GPS tracking system. It's perfect for tracking teen drivers and nannies using your car because it features speed alerts and zone restrictions that let you know when your teen is going too fast or out of area. Alerts sent to your cell phone.
What is GPS?
GPS is a system of satellites originally developed for government security and surveillance. This advanced technology allows you to pinpoint the exact location of an individual wearing a watch or carrying a cell phone that has been enabled with GPS tracking. This GPS location can be monitored on a PC or personal tracking device.
Parents can set GPS Tracking Devices to monitor a specified area or zone. When the child leaves the designated zone, the device automatically starts tracking. If you are unable to locate your child, many of these devices have a panic button that emits a loud sound to help you locate your child and deter possible abductors.
GPS and Tracking Your Child's Safety
From the moment children are born, their parents worry about them. Are they hungry? Are they warm enough? Are they sick? Soon parents face even more imminent dangers as toddlers start to crawl, walk and run. There are hazards everywhere, whether it is a bottle of vitamins on the counter or an open electrical outlet. As any parent knows, the concerns become more complex as children get older. As children become more independent, child abduction, your nanny’s care of your child, and even teen’s driving skills and choices become issues. Safety is all a parent can think about, especially when their children are not with them.
Consequently, some parents are looking for technology to provide reassurance. Moving beyond the baby monitor and even the cell phone is a new monitoring method known as Global Positioning System (GPS).
Parents know how easy it is to lose track of a child, especially in crowded or busy situations. How often has your little one tried to catch butterflies resting on flowers in your backyard, or chased your family dog playfully in the park? Child GPS Tracking Devices help parents locate their child at all times, always ensuring safety.
E-911 GPS Technology for Emergency Situations
As of 2005, all cell phones have been equipped with GPS capabilities, which can be a truly life-saving technology in case of emergency. The main problem with this technology is that it is relatively new, and not all 6,000 U.S. 911 Emergency Service Call Centers have been equipped with the location-reading capability. This means that in case of an emergency when you are unable to name your location, there is a good chance that the call center will also be unable to name your location even if you have GPS location on your phone.
Situations to Use GPS
Have you ever lost your child in a crowded park, concert, or at the mall? Your heart races while you search frantically, dreading that they have been hurt or kidnapped. Children are naturally curious and easily distracted. Wouldn't it ease your mind if it was possible to identify a child's location immediately?
As children get older, they may travel alone while walking home from school or at the park with their friends. While every child needs some independence, it can be extremely daunting to parents awaiting their return, especially if they do not arrive on time. A GPS Tracking Device can help you monitor your child's movements and determine if they are coming home safely or have been diverted or stranded.
GPS Shortcomings
GPS provides a false sense of security. While every measure taken to protect your child has its place, GPS child location cannot tell you everything, nor can it supervise the behavior of your child.
Young children require close supervision at all times. GPS location is just another layer of protection that you can provide. With GPS child location, you may feel a greater sense of security, but you cannot prevent your child from losing the device, encountering problems, or jeopardizing his or her own safety.
Imagine going shopping, attending a parade, or even visiting a foreign country with your children. A GPS Tracking Device will save you lots of grief while providing a better sense of your children's whereabouts.
A Word of Caution: GPS, like a swimming paddle, is a precautionary tool, not a replacement for your own vigilance with your children. Please do not allow anyone or anything take the place of parental guidance and attention.
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