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Amanda Caswell

This wearable for kids was a game-changer for our family's peace of mind

Image of a child wearing the JrTrack5.

Raising kids comes with all kinds of challenges — but raising neurodivergent kids can take “challenging” to a whole different level. In our household, daily life is a mix of structure, surprises and sensory overload. Like many families, we’re always looking for tools that make things feel a little more manageable, especially when it comes to independence and communication.

My 11-year-old son has been using the Cosmo JrTrack 4 for a while now. It’s been a game-changer — giving him a safe way to check in after school or during soccer practice, without the distractions or risks of a phone. So, when I heard about the updated JrTrack 5, I decided to try it with my younger daughter, who’s not only navigating the world at age 8 but also living with ADHD, OCD and autism.

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