[blparent] child locators?

[Leanne Merren]

I don't think the locater is a bad idea, for when they stop moving maybe, 
but for me I prefer to have bells on the child so I can follow her around. 
Kaelyn does gymnastics with a group of parents and toddlers, and she runs 
from one station to another and I just use my cane to navigate around the 
obstacles and follow her.  I attach the bells to belt loops on her pants 
with zip ties, since they don't wear shoes in there.  I definitely wouldn't 
want to be constantly pushing a button and making the thing beep though.
Leanne
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Subject: [blparent] child locators?


> Hey y'all,
> A friend of mine is wanting information on child locators that she can use 
> for her twins. She is wanting something reliable, that someone actually 
> knows works. She is wanting something small that clips on. She needs it 
> for when her kids are at a play gym, where they aren't wearing shoes.
> If anyone uses one that is good, can you please let me know the name and 
> possibly where it can be purchased.
> Thank you,
> pipi
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