Fitbit announced the development of fitness trackers for children to address the obesity epidemic affecting both adults and children. The new trackers will function like current Fitbits by counting steps and tracking sleep, while also allowing parents to monitor their children's activity through a shared mobile account where fitness goals can be set. Fitbit notes the devices comply with COPPA to ensure children's privacy is secured.

1. Fitbit, the popular manufacturer of wireless-enabled wearable
technology devices, has announced the development of fitness
trackers for children.
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2. The obesity epidemic in America is affecting both adults
and children. In response to the growing healthcare costs,
Fitbit is introducing fitness trackers for children with the
goal of improving activity levels and decision-making
before weight becomes a problem.
The wearables function much like the current Fitbits on
the market by counting steps, tracking sleep and providing
reminders to move. But they also offer parents the ability
to track their children’s activity though a mobile family
account. The app will also allow for fitness goals to be set.
Fitbit also notes the device is compliant with the
Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) to ensure
privacy security.
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