http://www.coochicoos.com/design-news/rebecca_finell_designer_and_co.html Style, Design & Tech News for Modern Parents Sat, 15 Oct 2011 21:05:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.coochicoos.com/design-news/rebecca_finell_designer_and_co.html/comment-page-1#comment-898 Pedro Sá Mon, 19 Nov 2007 13:19:00 +0000 http://test.coochicoos.com/site/?p=276#comment-898 After reading your Opinion on the Kiddo Keeper, I must say that you don't need a GPS watch, because this Alarm is able to be set up to a minimum distance of 2meters. In a 2meter range, you obvious can see where your child is... but it was well pointed anyway.
After reading your Opinion on the Kiddo Keeper, I must say that you don’t need a GPS watch, because this Alarm is able to be set up to a minimum distance of 2meters. In a 2meter range, you obvious can see where your child is… but it was well pointed anyway.

]]> http://www.coochicoos.com/design-news/rebecca_finell_designer_and_co.html/comment-page-1#comment-897 christi Thu, 04 Oct 2007 22:20:00 +0000 http://test.coochicoos.com/site/?p=276#comment-897 I seem to recall a similar device that looked just like a watch - the advantage being that potential child snatchers might take it for a simple watch and not remove it. My only fear with this type of device is that parents and children won't work on staying close. That said, I run into people all the time who prattle on in complete ignorance of the fact that I need to keep an eye on my child. It's tough, but necessary. I also wonder about actually finding your child if someone grabs then or the run off. This definitely gives you the benifit of being in the know sooner rather than later, but in the case of an amusement park separation, how do you in what direction to look. It's not exactly a GPS. On that note (sorr), I read an article by Barry Sonnefield that said his wife did get him a GPS watch. If they come in kid sizes and you have the means, it's worth the investment to protect what you hold dearest.
I seem to recall a similar device that looked just like a watch – the advantage being that potential child snatchers might take it for a simple watch and not remove it. My only fear with this type of device is that parents and children won’t work on staying close. That said, I run into people all the time who prattle on in complete ignorance of the fact that I need to keep an eye on my child. It’s tough, but necessary. I also wonder about actually finding your child if someone grabs then or the run off. This definitely gives you the benifit of being in the know sooner rather than later, but in the case of an amusement park separation, how do you in what direction to look. It’s not exactly a GPS. On that note (sorr), I read an article by Barry Sonnefield that said his wife did get him a GPS watch. If they come in kid sizes and you have the means, it’s worth the investment to protect what you hold dearest.

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