Child Location

Keep Track Of Your Child To Avoid Tragedy

Every day we see stories in the news about lost, missing, or abducted children. When this happens, we look over at our children, thinking and praying that it will not happen to them. You know how it is; you look away for a fraction of a second and your child can vanish. Poof. Gone. If only there was some kind of device that could alert you of your child’s disappearance before it’s too late. Once they are missing what can you do beside run around frantically searching? You can get a Child Locator, which is designed to help parents prevent the loss or abduction of their children.

Child Location Devices Help You Find Wandering Kids

With Child Locator GPS Devices, you can achieve peace of mind because you will always know where your child is. These devices work both indoors and out so they are perfect for public places such as malls, yards, parks, or amusement parks. They work great for any situation where you might lose track of your child. These devices are not designed for exact GPS Location but rather for quickly locating your child in a 500 foot span. This means that if your child wanders away, you will be able to quickly find them. You can set these devices to alert you if your child has left a “safety-zone” that you customize. Simply set a safe distance, get an alert, and use the screen to show you where you child is. Simple.

GPS Trackers Help You Track and Locate

So what happens if your child isn’t close? Perhaps they walk to school in the morning or go on a field trip far away from home? That´s where GPS tracking comes into play. With GPS tracking, you can place a tiny device in their school bag, inside a toy, sewn into their jacket, a lunchbox etc. Then, by simply logging onto your computer, you will see their location on a map pointing them out as a big red dot, instantly. Like the locator, you can set the GPS Tracking Device to alert you when your child goes out of area. These devices last up to 20 days without being recharged so you don’t have to worry about malfunction.

Please visit our Child Location Page for more in-depth information about Child Locator GPS technology.

Child Safety Tips

1. Check out suspicious people in your neighborhood and make sure you get references when hiring babysitters. Many states list convicted sexual predators on special websites such as the FBI website.
2. After workers leave your home, check all windows and doors to make sure they are locked.
3. Never leave garage door openers or spare house keys “hidden” in spots where they might easily be found.
4. Tell your children that, "Strangers mean danger." If someone stops next to them in a car, tell them to run away toward the rear of the car since backing up fast is difficult.
5. If youngsters are on a bike, tell them to hold it between them and the abductors car. If they are pulled into a car, they should jump into the backseat as soon as possible and try to escape through the window.
6. Develop code words for anyone you trust to pick up your children. Tell your little ones not to ride or go with anyone who doesn't know the code.
7. Know the places your children play, learn about their friends and friends' families, especially before they go to people's homes to play.
8. Show children safe places in your neighborhood to run to if they feel threatened, the home of a trusted friend, the local police station, or firehouse.
9. Tell children to trust their instincts. "If they think something's wrong with someone they meet, they should run away."
10. Warn children not to fall for common lures. Some molesters tell youngsters they are cute and want to take their picture, or that they have a toy or candy for them. When children hear these approaches from a stranger, they should run fast to a safe place.
11. If kids get lost while shopping they should go to the nearest security guard or cashier. Do not ask a shopper they don't know, or do not go into the parking lot to search for you.
12. Children can make a potential abductor panic and flee by screaming at the top of their lungs, "He's kidnapping me!" or "Fire!" which will quickly bring attention to the attempted abduction.
13. Tell children to walk on sidewalks, as far away from the curb as possible against the flow of traffic so they can see who’s approaching, so they won’t be surprised by a driver and quickly snatched.
14. Never let small children use a public restroom by themselves.
15. Review the security policy of your child’s school or day care center.
16. Do not place your children's names on their garments and possessions. When children hear their names called, they let their guard down, thinking it's someone they know.
17. Keep a lock of your child’s hair for identification purposes.
18. Prepare your children well. Remember, that abductors and predators are everywhere, and abduction can happen anywhere.

Please visit our Child Location Page for more in-depth information about Child Locator GPS technology.