One thing about airplanes, they aren’t kid-friendly. One of the biggest oversights has been that the standard airplane seatbelt doesn’t really fit young children, which is a problem, because that fasten your seatbelt sign is on for pretty much the whole flight. If the flight runs into some turbulence or an emergency situation, a bad situation could become worse.
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Keep Your Kids Safe With the Amber Alert GPS V3
AT&T and Amber Alert GPS have joined forces to produce the Amber Alert GPS V3, a GPS tracker device aimed at child safety that works over the 3G network. Using the device, parents can create safe zones – a certain radius around locations where your children should usually be, like home, school, or a friend’s house.
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Mamorino Cell Phone Keeps Youngsters in Japan Safe
According to Dvice, in Japan it’s not uncommon for young children to walk the streets alone. Kids ages 6 and 7 can even be found traveling on the trains by themselves. In response to this, a new mobile phone called Mamorino has been developed. This mobile phone for kids also doubles as a child safety device with a GPS system that lets parents remotely track where their kids are at all times. In the U.S. there are plenty of cell phones that let you track someone via GPS, but what makes these phones especially unique is the fact that they have been designed for very young kids from the ground…
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New Amber Alert GPS 2G Tracks Your Child Everywhere
The Amber Alert system has proved to be an effective system to recover missing children. Now Amber Alert GPS has launched the Amber Alert GPS 2G, a child tracking device that makes sure that parents always know where their child is. Parents can set up “Safe Zone” boundaries. Should a child go out of these set boundaries, a parent will be alerted. Other features include voice monitoring, the ability to know the speed of the vehicle that a child is riding in, and alert notifications when a child has reached their destination. The Amber Alert GPS system retails for $379 and comes in blue, silver, pink and black. A monthly…
