Last summer, we took a family trip to a huge outdoor festival, and my 5-year-old daughter somehow slipped away from us in the crowd. Those few minutes of searching felt like hours. Thankfully, a kind stranger spotted her and helped her find us, but that experience made me think about getting a GPS tracker. I like the idea of being able to check her location in real time, but I also wonder how accurate they really are in crowded places or areas with poor signal. Do they actually work well when you need them the most?
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I’ve noticed more parents using these at theme parks and shopping malls, and I can see why. It’s easy for kids to wander off, even if you’re paying close attention. I don’t have kids myself, but I do wonder if trackers will eventually become a standard thing for all parents, like baby monitors. It seems like a useful tool as long as it’s not overused to the point where kids feel like they don’t have any freedom.