LittleBird was developed by Monica Plath in collaboration with NewDealDesign. The wearable toddler device is designed to sit on a child's wrist, similar to a timepiece without the screen. Ideal for kids aged 1-5, the tracking gadget is app=connected and comes with 24x7 GPS and cellular connectivity.
In addition, the LittleBird is equipped with sensors to monitor the toddler's heart rate, temperature, activity, and mood. This allows guardians to track their toddler's general wellbeing to ensure the best care is given. In addition, the tracker is highly durable to withstand constant bumps and scuffs as the toddler moves about their day. LittleBird is also water-resistant. Consumers can visit the brand's website to purchase the device.
Toddler Health-Tracking Wearables
LittleBird Helps Parents Track Their Kids' Health
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