Kids have always loved playing at being adults, from playing house to having pretend phones. And because its the 21st century, kids can also now play at being mom or dad with a play smartwatch. Some ...

For many parents, smartwatches have quietly moved from novelty gift to everyday necessity. These wrist-sized devices help families stay connected, especially when kids are away from home. But when it ...

Smart watches are all the rage for adults, so it’s not surprising that kids want to mimic their parents and have mini-smart watches of their own. Now, these smart watches don’t have all of the ...

The best smartwatches for kids will give your little ones many of the features included in smartwatches built for adults, with a more playful approach to design and the smarts that come packed into ...

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The new Xplora X5 Play smartwatch for kids keeps families connected and gets kids moving. It is a great first phone for children ages 4-11 and is the only smartwatch for kids with gamification and a ...

I can’t say no to Garmin, so once the photoshoot was done, I handed the Bounce 2 over to my 12-year-old for testing. A few ...

As children grow up, parents are always looking for ways to keep them safe. Kids smartwatches have become the latest trend in keeping your child safe while also providing interactive features that ...

Xplora's newest smartwatch for kids age 4–11, the XGO2, includes a step tracker that gamifies step tracking to encourage physical activity. Kids earn "coins" for every 1,000 steps taken, which can be ...

Smartwatches are only getting more and more advanced. But as it continues to pack in features for fitness tracking and productivity, Google’s Fitbit is innovating in a new way: It’s releasing a line ...

In China, parents are buying smartwatches for children as young as 5, connecting them to a digital world that blends socializing with fierce competition.

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 ...