I have been in vacation planning mode for some time now and one major thing on my mind is, “How can I make sure my kids are safe?” We’re taking a trip to Disney World and as a worrier, I fear the worst. “What if I get separated from my preschooler?” Honestly, I figured that I would take a permanent marker and write my name and phone number on her belly. However, that doesn’t really sound like a safe thing to do to her skin. Maybe I’ll make a wrist band? Well, sure, I could but that still won’t lead me to her. No, I want to be able to know and see her location so I can get to her or get law enforcement to her as quickly as possible.
So, as if someone could hear my thoughts, I was introduced to a company that can help ease my worries and potentially stop a parent’s worst nightmare from happening. I’m thrilled to tell you all about SecuraTrac.
It’s almost summer and if you have children, chances are you’re planning on being outside. You probably have vacations booked, outings to amusement parks, camping trips and BBQ’s to attend. If you long for peace of mind, like I do, then listen up. SecuraTrac is a company that has an interest in bringing families closer together. Their product, the SecuraPal, is a GPS tracking device that goes with your child, pet or any loved one (even your luggage), so you can track their location via text messages and a secure website.
Have a listen to my conversation with Chris Holbert, SecuraTrac’s founder, so you can learn first-hand about this innovative product:
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We’re going to put the SecuraTrac system to use on a very special upcoming trip. I can’t wait to give you the play by play!
Right now, SecuraTrac is running a Mother’s Day special (offer good until May 10, 2010). You can purchase the SecuraPal unit for $99 with 12 mos. of service ($24.99/mo). You can set up unlimited “fences” and contacts (who would receive the SOS and location alerts). You can’t really beat the price for this kind of peace of mind. Hopefully you listened to our conversation, so you have an idea of all of the different ways you can put this product to valuable use.
Look forward to more posts about SecuraTrac because at this point, I think it’s the bees knees and I’m out to prove it.
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