Are GPS trackers in kids' shoes a good idea?

I recently came across GPS trackers that can be placed inside a child’s shoe, and honestly, I’m intrigued. My son always forgets his backpack somewhere, so that’s not an option, and I don’t think he’d keep a wrist tracker on. Shoes, on the other hand, seem like something he wouldn’t lose. But I’m wondering—are they actually reliable? Like, do they stay in place, and is the signal good enough? If anyone has tried this, I’d love to hear how it worked out!

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 That’s an interesting idea! I actually tried a shoe tracker for my niece, and it worked pretty well, but there were some downsides. The biggest issue was charging it—you either have to take it out every night or risk it running out of battery when you need it most. Also, depending on the type of shoe, it might shift around and be uncomfortable. A great resource for understanding state GPS tracking restrictions. If you do decide to go for it, here’s something useful: State GPS tracking restrictions. It might help you figure out the best legal and practical option for where you live.

I actually never thought about putting a tracker in a shoe! Makes sense in theory, but I wonder if kids would notice and mess with it. Either way, it’s cool to see all the different ways parents are using tech to keep their kids safe.