Smartwatches can be great for parents looking for a direct line to their kids without having to go all in on a smartphone.

Looking for a fun, practical gift? Children’s smartwatches offer safety features, games, and learning tools all in one.

ON THE HIGH-TECH WATCHES THAT MIGHT BE THE PERFECT SOLUTION IF YOU’RE NOT READY TO HAND YOUR KID THEIR FIRST FEATURE FILLED SMARTPHONE, JUST YET, BUT WANT THEM TO STAY IN TOUCH AS THEY GROW MORE ...

Keep your kids connected and secure with the best smartwatches for children, offering entertainment, GPS tracking, and peace of mind for parents. Ron Lach/ Unsplash Imagine you and your child are in ...

As a mom of three, juggling school schedules, sports practices and the everyday chaos of life, I’m always on the hunt for tools that make my life just a little bit easier — and give me a little more ...

Imagine growing up as a child in this brave new digital society where video calls with loved ones, online homework assignments, gaming, or social media have all been normalized and expected to stay ...

To find the best smartwatches to put on your wrist in 2025, our tech editor and her colleague, a certified personal trainer, ...

Fitbit’s Ace LTE, the smartwatch designed for ages 7+, is introducing new features to help families stay connected and get active together. On Wednesday, Fitbit announced a slew of new features, ...

Smartwatches have graduated from being nice-to-have phone companions to standalone health tools on our wrists. They can help you track your vitals, monitor sleep, coach you through workouts, and give ...

CHARLOTTE — Many parents and caregivers are facing a modern-day technological dilemma, wanting to stay connected to their kids during the day but not wanting to give them a smartphone. “I wanted to ...

The Fitbit Ace LTE kids smartwatch is down to its lowest price at $99.95, offering GPS tracking, movement-based games, calling, texting, and parental controls—though it requires a $9.99 monthly ...

Listen to more stories on the Noa app. Because of time’s arrow, my daughter, who was once a toddler, is now a preteen. A new question thus arises: When should I let her get a smartphone? This problem ...