Child holiday trackers tutorial and review - Lineable Smartband & My Buddy Tag | Skyscanner

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If you're travelling with kids to new countries or regular hot spots, you'll know that it can be a handful, albeit great fun. Little ones have a tendency to wander off, so take the edge off by using your very own kid tracker (some of you might have heard of these often referred to as a gps tracker for kids). We've got first hand reviews, tutorials and top tips for keeping children safe on holiday.
Firstly, we should highlight, if you buy yourself a kid tracker, no you are not immediately slapped with a 'can't effectively look after own child' label. These products have been made to create peace of mind and should they venture off or get a little too competitive with hide and seek, you will always know where to find them.
We've reviewed both the Lineable Smartband & My Buddy Tag to see if they'll make your trip easier.
Working via an app on your phone, you will be alarmed if your child has walked a certain distance away from you and one of these products even flags when the wristband has been submerged in water. The Gourlay family tested them out with their toddler to give you first hand reviews.

[@naturalisted1714]

Buddy tag can be used to stop "hot car death" if you set the "distance settings" to "Near" it will send you an alarm on your phone if you walk away from your kid that's still in your car. They sell them at Target and they are only $45.00...

[@evenezztrust]

Does the lineable work when a child is at school?

[@chewiem16]

Thank you for the great review!

[@skyscanner]

You're very welcome! - Jen

[@silvikari8]

My buddytag or the orange one is better for u ?

[@bigports]

have you come across any good affordable trackers for toddlers? could you do a video for them please

[@skyscanner]

We haven't yet but once we find them we'll get a review vid done 🙂 - Jen

[@blueberry4820]

bigports I use Lineable with my 2.5 yr old.

[@xdmoath]

the music is epic