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Keeping Track of Your Kids: Amber Alert GPS on My Fox News Phoenix
Losing track of a child in a crowded place is a very real fear for many parents. Amber Alert GPS trackers allow parents can see where their child is at any point using a map on the computer or their smartphone.
Recently Amber Alert GPS CEO, Carol Colombo sat down with
5 Gadgets to Make Your Life Easier (in Honor of Lazy Moms Day)
Did you know that Friday, September 7 th is Lazy Mom’s Day?
Yes, we know you’re not a lazy mom, but wouldn’t it be nice to simplify your life (and maybe even add a few minutes of extra “me time” to your day)? That’s why, in honor of Lazy Mom’s Day, we’ve complied a list of five go-to gadgets that are simplifying the lives of moms everywhere.
- E-book Reader
Having something to do while waiting in the pick-up line at school is great, but books are bulky and take up lots of space. E-book readers like Amazon’s Kindle are both compact and lightweight. Plus, with an e-book reader, you can save trips to the store or library! Many e-book readers can hold more than 3,000 books, which can be downloaded with the click of a button. - Digital Picture Frame
Can’t pick just one picture to display? No worries! A digital picture frame allows you to show off hundreds of pictures without the hassle of constantly swapping pictures. A digital frame is synced with a memory card, making it easy to play slideshows that show off all your cherished family memories.
Find Parental Peace of Mind – Wired’s GeekDad and Mashable recommend latest device and app from Amber Alert GPS
When it comes to our kids, safety is always our first priority. As many families are even busier than ever, parents are always looking for ways to conveniently and safely keep track of kids. Amber Alert GPS has released a brand new device and mobile app that can help parents easily keep track of your children while they are on-the-go and deliver peace of mind. We aren’t the only ones who think the convenience and safety of the new Amber Alert GPS device and app are great for parents – check out these recommendations from Wired and Mashable.
Labor of Love: 5 Ways to Spend Labor Day Weekend with Your Family
For many, Labor Day is a three-day vacation from work, but as moms, we don’t necessarily get a day off. Even if Labor Day doesn’t mean a break from your day job, you can still celebrate this symbolic end of summer.
Take advantage of the extra time with your family this weekend with some of these fun Labor Day weekend ideas:
- Attend a Festival - In many towns and cities, Labor Day weekend brings festivals, air shows and other fun outdoor activities. Check your local paper to see what kind of family activities are coming to your area. When you’re there, make sure to stick together by taking along your
“But I Don’t Want to Go to School!” – Causes of the Back-to-School Blues
It’s inevitable that at some point your child is going to resist going to school. Unlike adults, who use problem-solving skills to ensure they get up and go to work each day, kids often struggle with it. To our little ones, the best plan they can come up with is to stay home from school. As a parent, you need to think about what might be causing your child to want to avoid heading off to the classroom.
Typically, children will complain of a headache, stomachache or other ailment. Sometimes it will be a fabricated condition—but other times it might actually be true. Since
Be with Your Children, Even When They’re Not with You
When it comes to being a kid, some things never change. Childhood is a time to explore; to run and jump; to dance and play. Choices and independence are an important part of learning and growing, but parents shouldn’t have to sacrifice safety in favor of freedom.
Many parents have found a way to give their family freedom without compromise with Amber Alert GPS. Our GPS trackers for kids provide you with the assurance that your kids are safe and where they should be, regardless of where you live, work or play.
Want to see for yourself? Check out this video to see our new Amber Alert GPS device and Parent app in action!
You can be with your children, even when they’re not with you. Make sure to visit our products page to learn more!
Is a Kids’ Cholesterol Test Safe?
It should be well known that childhood obesity is on the rise. The continual concern with how to fight the U.S. epidemic has doctors all across the country arguing points of view. A recent decision by the American Academy of Pediatrics to encourage all children between 9-11 years of age to get cholesterol tests is the source of many debates. One of the major concerns is that to be done properly, the test must be conducted during a ‘fasting’ level, which involves the parents keeping the child from snacking and eating, then taking said child to the doctors to be poked with needles. While certainly something needs to be done to decrease the child obesity in the country, it is unclear whether a Kids’ Cholesterol test is the way to do it.
Are You Aware of Bath Salts?
A relatively recent street drug is making the rounds; commonly called ‘bath salts’ (not to be confused with the crystals you can currently purchase as use for relaxation in the tub), these salts are synthetic stimulants that provide a high similar to that of cocaine. Being aware of the trends in recreational drugs can help you to keep your children educated on what to stay away from, additionally, the more information you, as a parent, have, the better prepared you will be to identify signs or potential problems with your own children.
Minimize the Effects of Wildfires on Your Children
It seems that every year near the end of summer wildfires start up and endanger not only physical property, but also the health of those in the area. One of the best ways to protect your child from the air pollution associated with wildfires is to keep them inside as much as possible, particularly if your child suffers from respiratory conditions, such as asthma. Additionally, if your immediate area was affected by a wildfire check with officials that your water is okay to drink. Pollutants easily seep into natural water wells during the fighting of a wildfire.
