Everyone wants them - schools (yes, don’t be surprised), family members and friends. But, how can you capture the perfect family photo?
Latest Additions - Gadgets
Family Photos Tue Sep 18, 2007 11:30 pm
Want To Keep Track Of Your Kid? Mon Feb 12, 2007 11:32 pm
GPS technology has never been so wearable for kids.
Ring Tones For Kids Only Sat Jun 17, 2006 12:07 am
Well, they finally did it. The kids found a way to have their mobile phones ring without us adults hearing them.
CradleVue Lets Laptops Do Double Duty on Road Trips Tue Aug 23, 2005 11:29 am
In true entrepreneurial fashion a 14 year-old in Orem, Utah has invented a solution that lets your laptop do double duty on long car trips by providing DVD entertainment for back seat passengers.
Yet Another GPS Tracker Wed Jul 13, 2005 1:08 am
Engadget brings us yet another GPS kiddie-tracker, the Sazo.
Monkey, Baby, It's All The Same, Right? Thu Jun 23, 2005 8:57 am
I must admit, I was a little surprised to see this one on Yahoo!. A doctor in Detroit who previously conducted animal research at UCLA has started using a scanning device on human infants that was designed for small animals. The technology is called micro positron emissions tomography (PET), and the claim is that the device can help detect brain disease in infants. This may be a great advance in medicine, but I hope we are not going to find out 10 years later that this gizmo shoots out too many emissions for an infant brain to handle. After all, here is how the idea was generated, in a quote from the physician: “I said to myself, ‘A monkey is about the same size as a newborn, why don’t I stick one of these machines in the nursery?’”
Like I said, this may be the next great thing in medicine, and I’m sure a lot of disease will be detected early, and possibly dealt with in more appropriate ways, but as a parent, I’d have a whole lot of questions. Read on if you do too.
New Bike Design Thoughts for Toddlers Sat Jun 4, 2005 11:12 pm
Another one in the teach-junior-to-pedal department, an industrial design team at Purdue has come up with a bike design that encourages children to learn balancing as they begin to ride bikes.
LikeABike Tue May 24, 2005 3:42 pm
Seems like there’s some recent blog posts concerning a European toy called LikeABike. Designed as a sort of “push-bike” to teach children ages 2-6 how to ride a bike through a method ostensibly more natural than the typical “training wheels” method used here in the U.S.
First There Was Roomba, Now Scooba? Mon May 23, 2005 11:29 pm
For those of you who have seen the Roomba in your friends’ house or your local Sharper Image, iRobot has got a new thing to put on your holiday gift list.
Even More Kid Monitoring Wed May 11, 2005 11:56 pm
This one tracks what your kid is doing in their car...the question is, do you really want to know?
