Personal GPS locator designed exclusively for locating children
Digital watch cannot be removed or deactivated without your knowledge
Adjustable steel reinforced wrist band and patented locking mechanism
Price:
$179.99
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Where can I find a Gps Child Locator bracelet?
I have a child with Autism and this would be for safety in case we experience elopement or running away situation.
www.brickhousesecurity.com The GPS Locator Watch is the latest GPS tracker designed specifically to be worn by kids. It features an adjustable ...
Would you buy a pair of Nike's sneakers with a gps locator for your child?
I'm taking a marketing class and my group has to come up with a marketing strategy to sell this product. So i need your honest opinion as if you were to buy a pair of nikes with a gps tracker for your child ages 2-6 years old. what do you think and how can we modify it for poeple? Thank you so much for answering
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You can't answer your own question.
The main problem with a product like this isn't so much on the marketing to get it into the hands of people. The main issue is getting something like this into the minds of people. People already have a hard time thinking about putting their children in public schools for fear of them getting hurt, maimed or abused in some way. It would raise more fear in the minds of an average parent to see a commercial showing some madman taking a small child only to have the shoes the child is wearing save their kid.
The true way to reach a parent is to tug at their heart strings gently but keep it soft and semi-poetic, while still making a lasting impact on them. The easiest way to do this would be to market exclusively through target interest groups established through online polling and or direct mail campaigns. Do a slideshow or (if your budget allows this) a commercial or animation showing several kids in a mall store or at a park, one or two of them are wandering around without the shoes on and one or two of them with the shoes on.
The parents would have to have a small module, maybe software that interacted with their cell phone that had a restricted id cluster that only recognized their particular child's shoe info.
Anyways, the children with the specialized shoes would start walking out of the store with the other (non-special-shoe wearing) kids and a small chirp from the cell phone would alarm the parents that their kids were leaving their perimeter. The parents would be seen walking up behind their kids and saying something like: "Hey, let's try on these pants before you go..."
Parents would look at the shoes and know other uses for them but you wouldn't be attacking them with a blatantly upsetting ideal that would hurt their heart.
I won't waste all your time telling you how bad of a product idea this is because if you marketed it through the right private channels and not through a huge "mass-brand-appeal" kind of campaign, it could be quite popular. Also, I used to have those kinds of assignments myself when I was in school. I hated them but this seems like a pretty smart project.
Stylish and fun
Water resistant
Long life batteries already installed and ready to use
Would you be willing to place a GPS locator on your child?
When it came down to it, which would be more important; your child's safety or their privacy?
Curvy... while I might not agree with all of your statement, I do agree that some parents will try to use it as a method of supervision rather than one of emergency... i.e. letting them run all over hell's half acre without keeping an eye on them and using the excuse "Well, they're being tracked anyway." Good point.
Yes I would be willing and have thought about looking into it ever since an issue with Haylee that you know all about.
Loc8tor Lite Mobile Phone & Key Finder includes batteries (takes 1 x Lithium cell 3v battery)
Loc8tor Lite Mobile Phone & Key Finder enables you to register up to 4 tags on each Loc8tor Handheld
Loc8tor Lite Mobile Phone & Key Finder features two additional Loc8tor Mini Homing Tags which beep and flash to help you retrieve them easily
What's a good gps locator phone for my elementary school aged child?
i saw one called WHERIFONE, does anyone know anything about this one? any suggestions? thanks for your time.
sprint have this feature
2007-12-14 11:40:53 by ???now what???
An electronic device GPS type child locator?
Hi, first of all, I know our children aren't dogs or cats, and I don't like the sound of it either. I dont even agree with those child leashes things that some people use. But here is the thing, I have been having these nightmares in which someone kidnaps my baby and I can't find her. I know many parents probably have had this nightmare, its a common fear. But I am going on holiday soon, internationally to visit my parents, and I am going alone because my husband has work. And I don't know, I guess I'm just scared that my fears will be realised, because I'm from a small town where you could leave your doors open and even if someone did take something or commited a crime, you'd know exactly who is was the next day. And abduction is so low where I live, you just don't hear about it.
Bla bla , anyway long story short, I was wondering if there existed like a small gps tag or something that I could attach to a baby bracelet or anklet or something, because my girl is 20 months and she runs, and she is friendly and trusting and is so full of energy, and being pregnant, sometimes I can't keep up with her. I'm just nervous.
Anyone heard of a product like this?
James K- 10 bucks you dont have kids, 10 bucks you are the type of guy who never will and hate the sight of them, and 10 bucks you have never read that book and have to google it to find out who actually wrote it. You probably think it was written in 1984, and you might even come back at me with an edit from...let me guess....wikipedia? loser.
and as for the first answer, one day, if your kids ever goes missing, or gets abducted or runs away, I'm sure that pain will be felt right under your skin. I'm not talking barcoded tattoos, toddlers can't tell people their address or that some stranger is not their mummy or Daddy, or find a police station. You are all a bunch of losers.
2009-02-21 23:54:19 by Ms_S
I need a Child cell phone with GPS tracking locator.?
Disney network is going out of busness at the end of the year .
I need a simple phone with not much for extras for a 10 year old. And it must have GPS tracking locator. And of course a new service. Anyone with any ideas ?
Thanks Bob but this is for a child. So we can locate the phone when he has it.
nokia 6110
http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_6110_navigator-1861.php
its nav system is so good that the new Renault Twingo car will have it built in
Low cost, child friendly geocaching GPS get launched
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Running on a SiRF StarIII chipset with 2 AA batteries, this device has an estimated 12 hours battery life. Moving forward Apisphere will sell a cable and software ($24.95) in order to maintain an up to date database or go geocaching out of the United States.
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Easy to use and carry with stylish design
Tag units can send "Panic/ Stress" request back to Base unit
2.4 GHz Digital RF Technology without harmful radiation
LBS provider Apisphere is launching today its first consumer, hardware product, geomate.jr, a low cost ($69.95), single purpose GPS unit dedicated to geocaching.
While geocaching is becoming more mainstream there was so far not such simple way to go geocaching. Warren Hewerdine, director of marketing at Apisphere believes that his first customers will be “the existing geocachers buying the product for their friends and relatives in order to introduce other people to the activity”. The second layer of customers are likely to be the existing outdoor community that could know about the activity but do not practice today.
BBC NewsCall for more child hip screeningA spokeswoman for Somerset PCT said while there was no formal policy, GPs in Somerset undertake the screening during the six to eight week assessment. She added: "We do not have a formal policy as our health visitors do not undertake that screening but
