“You beeped for us,” one of Vada Stevens’ daughters declared. “What do you need?”
is a small, circular device created by Apple to be placed on commonly lost objects such as luggage and keys. The tags can be tracked through the Find My iPhone app. Users can make the product beep to lead them to their item., and you can track them and make a beeping noise,” Stevens explained in her video, which has summoned 1.7 million views.“And you can train your kids to come when they hear the beeping noise.
“Today we are dog training,” Stevens captioned the video, seemingly addressing criticism she received in the comments claiming she was treating her children like animals.The mom called the wearable tracking device “the coolest thing.”The video has prompted over 700 comments from TikTokers debating whether the bracelets are a smart safety feature for children or simply “traumatizing” them.
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