Tracking Device For Children

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On January 26, 2014, the Associated Press published an article about a newly-proposed piece of legislation called Avonte's Law. The proposed law is being introduced by New York senator Chuck Schumer and is named for Avonte Oquendo, a 14-year-old boy with For parents who are worried about keeping track of their children, technology offers a possible solution: kid-friendly wearable devices with GPS tracking built in. Wearable technology has exploded in recent years, with health monitoring technology such as Jan. 31, 2014 -- The U.S. government will pay for tracking devices worn by children with autism and other developmental disorders so they can be found if they go missing. The Justice Department grants will be available immediately, U.S. Attorney General With the recent advances in technology, many parents are considering using GPS tracking devices for their children. After all, we put a chip in our animals to keep track of them — so can’t we do the same for our kids? No, we aren’t suggesting you Kids. They’re small, short, and quick: the perfect combination for getting lost. As parents, we have all managed to lose track of our little one(s), whether we’d like to admit it or not. There's no denying that parenting is tough and just looking away Federal Funds Already Go Towards Programs to Help Track Seniors Who Wander, Due To Alzheimer’s – Schumer Calls for Program To Be Expanded To Children “The sights and sounds of cities, schools and other busy places can be over-stimulating and .

MedicAlert is spotlighting a program that helps parents of autistic children locate them quickly if they wander away. The announcement comes in the wake of a 7-year-old autistic boy who went missing for several hours in a wooded area outside Hilmar. SALT LAKE CITY — Utah parents with autistic children may soon be able to get free GPS tracking devices to help monitor the whereabouts of their kids, especially if the children are prone to wandering. The federal government made the announcement at the The device, a wearable, waterproof tracker band that fits like a bracelet, will allow parents to monitor their children while still giving them some freedom. Recently, a bevy of devices, from pendants to smartphone apps, has been developed with the ability The disappearance and death of a New York teen has prompted the Federal Government to give parents tracking devices for autistic children, free of charge but not everyone is on board. 12- year old Trey Brand has autism. It causes him to sometimes run off .