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71573 Child Locator Years Made: Fisher-Price Toy Department
Department 6: Non-Toys & Accessories 1999+

Aisle D: Infant & Toddler Equipment

Description: The Fisher-Price Child Locator is an ingenious two-piece device that allows parents to quickly locate their child. One unit is worn by the child, and the other unit is worn or held by parents. The units are continuously linked by communication signals, and an alarm will sound if the signals are severed due to distance or interference, or if the child's unit is removed. When parent press the button on their locator, the child's unit will beep so parents can locate the sound. Designed for parent of children ages 2 to 6 years old. Requires 6 "AAA" alkaline batteries (not included). Accessories: Two-piece device, one piece is worn by the child, and the other piece is held or worn by the parent:

• FPT14246 - Child locator.
• FPT14247 - Parent monitor.

Variations: None. Other Information:

• FP71573SET1999 - complete set in original box. WFL: 07-AG-21-4-A

There are many types of swimming pool alarms. Let’s examine each one of them: Gate or Door Alarms They are composed of a magnetic sensor that is placed on the door to the pool. If the door is opened while the pool gate alarm is activated, it will give an alert to the parents. If you have a gate, it’s essential to have one of this, but should not be considered as the only surveillance tool. Perimeter Alarm It is composed by an array of sensors that are placed around the pool. That way, if someone trespasses it, it will give an alarm. Although it sounds as a perfect system, it has some limitations since it needs to be adjusted to your child’s height. What about visitor’s children? Additionally, one of the sensors could be moved by an animal, wind, rain or snow. Wrist Alarm They have become one of the preferred methods to control children. It is a waterproof device that is placed around the wrist of your child. That way, if he falls inside the pool, it will send a signal to the station, which will give an alarm to the parents. The two disadvantages of this product are that it is expensive and requires the child to use it all day long. Floating Sensors These devices are placed in the pool and detect the motion of objects inside the water. Although practical, a floating pool alarm is a bit expensive. Their main disadvantage is that if the sensor is removed from the water, there is no way to know if something is happening at the poo

Many parents don’t consider it a necessity since their reasoning is that their children don’t use the pool unless they are around. What is worse, many of them place a fence around the pool considering that it will give enough security. Although that is true, someone may have left the door unsecured or the child may have found an access that a grown up wouldn’t have noticed. Unfortunately, children are very curious, and can escape the attention of a distracted parent who went to answer the phone or felt asleep under the sun. It only takes a couple of minutes for the inevitable to occur. So, a swimming pool alarm isn’t only a system placed for those moments when you are not around, but a complement to eliminate the human risk factor. A machine is capable of doing what we can’t: perpetual surveillance. Like it or not, we humans are more prone to make mistakes than them.