5 Amazing Safety Tech Gadgets that Kids Will Want for Christmas
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Safety products are getting cooler
At the end of a highly unusual year, holiday shoppers are already showing signs that they aren’t looking for the same gifts they were in years past. It’s been a year for reflection packed with changing circumstances and for all of us some kind of hardship.
Black Friday is all but canceled, Cyber Monday has been spread out over a multi week period and that’s not even the biggest change in holiday shopping. This year parent shoppers are looking for gifts for their kids that will address the new normal that started in 2020.
There’s good news! Products that help reduce child anxiety, foster family communication and create safer environments for kids to roam are all incredibly fun. We have looked for and wide for the most groundbreaking products that make for awesome gifts and specifically help with one or more issues that have afflicted families this year.
Here we go!
1. Mightier: A video game that helps reduce stress!
Clinically tested and developed at Harvard Medical School and Boston Children’s Hospital, Mightier is a video game that teaches emotional regulation. The game system comes with a heart rate monitor that goes on the user’s arm while they play a variety of fun games.
As heart rate increases with the excitement of the game, the game gets progressively harder. To play the game longer and get further in games, players have to learn to control their excitement, remain calm and lower their heart rate.
70% of families reported decreased behavioral issues after playing just 1 hour a week! The membership based service can be purchased for as low as $28/month when you buy 1 full year.
2. Kindle Kids: For avid young readers!
Spending time indoors is an inevitable part of weathering a pandemic. Books can be a doorway to adventures in faraway places. If your child has developed an interest in reading or if you are trying to encourage one, a Kindle full of kids books could be the answer!
Kindle Kids has curated titles specifically for kids so you don’t have to worry about them picking something too mature for their age. For a limited time get yours for $109.99 on Amazon.
3. Sphero Specdrums: Tap a color, hear a sound
“Built with sleek technology, Specdrums is an approachable musical instrument that provides an accessible, portable, and tactile way for anyone to discover music creation.
Easy for beginners to explore but open-ended for advanced musicians to get creative, Specdrums provides an outlet for practicing music using your hands without loud, expensive, and large physical instruments.” -- www.sphero.com
Get it direct from Sphero or from Amazon. Prices start at $64.99.
4. Animal Island Learning Adventure: Virtual Early Preschool Learning System for Toddlers
Animal Island Learning Adventure (AILA) Original Series for toddlers (12+ months) - high-quality educational content developed by educators and innovators for early learning when it matters the most.
It’s hands-free, worry-free, ad-free and subscription-free with automatic updates. There are three play modes with curated playlists: broadcast for exposure, session for learning and lullaby for sleepy babies.
Get yours on Amazon starting at $199.
5. COSMO Kids Smartwatch: Like holding your child’s hand all day
Of course no list of child safety and education technology gifts is complete without mentioning smartwatches. The emergence of these devices in the last year has been rapid.
Parents everywhere want to be able to communicate with their kids without all of the baggage that comes with cell phones. Smartwatches are a perfect fit for young kids.
Equipped with 4G connectivity that supports phone calling, texting and even video chat, the COSMO Kids Smartwatch is a versatile device that kids and parents love.
Get yours today at https://cosmosmartwatch.com -- check for current offers.
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