#GARMIN KIDS WATCH FULL#
Getting up to a full year of usage before the need to replace the coin-style battery is a wonderful thing. This is a big win for parents and kids alike. You don't want to have to charge the device all the time The bonus of adding a reward system, as well as the idea of saving up those digital coins for a larger prize, can help a child learn valuable lessons. Sometimes a physical chore chart doesn't have quite the same impact that a beeping reminder on a child's wrist can have. You are trying to give your child a bit of independence in their responsibilities Aside from looks, the accompanying adventures within the companion app help to keep kids engaged. It's true whether you decide to go with one of the licensed options or one of Garmin's versions. The themes that Garmin has come up with for the Vivofit Jr 3 are so much fun. You want a fun way to encourage your child to be active It can help a young child get some encouragement by seeing the rest of the family trying to stay active. Other family members are in the Garmin ecosystemĬreating a little healthy competition within the family can be great for everyone involved.
Since he doesn't have his own phone, I have to complete many of the functions for him. He also really loves helping around the house, so feeling like a big kid as he got chore reminders on his watch was really fun for him. My youngest is 5-years-old and very active, so he loved the rewards and seeing new records set each day. As your child meets specific task requirements set from the adventure, they advance in the missions. With the Marvel Black Panther model we tested, there are Avenger themed missions within the phone's companion app. There is, of course, step and activity tracking, and also sleep monitoring. It can help your child learn responsibility, and not just by keeping track of the tracker, but by letting you assign chores and tasks to them.
Together we discovered that this small, kid-focused fitness tracker does more than just track steps. I have had the chance to review a few kid's smartwatches that I didn't feel my youngest was quite ready to assist with yet, but thankfully he is now prepared to help me with the Vivofit Jr.
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