Can I put a locator chip in my children? ?

Question

I know it sounds absurd, and I'm sure I'll get tons of people calling me a psycho. But seriously, has anyone done that? I look at my children and it makes me ill to think that someone could take them. If they had locator chips, the police could find them anywhere, right? I know it sounds crazy, I was just wondering if anyone had done it.

Thanks for anyone who happens to give me a serious reply.

Answer 1

Actually there was a large controversy over this in the Sutter/Yuba county (California) area.  One of the elementary schools placed GPS tracking devices in the students ID cards to know where they were on campus at all times and also to know if they left campus during school hours without authorization.

Several parents thought that this was "the man" trying to keep track of the kids when it was really intended to keep the students safe while on campus.

A majority of the parents did not have a problem with it and thought it was a good idea.

If your talking about injecting your kid with a tracking device then "yes" your nuts.

If your talking about what the school did then i don't see a problem with it but  if you can do what the school did then it will probably cost you quite a bit.

Tyris

  

Answer 2

... no one would do it.

But if I may, don't you think that is a little extreme?

Answer 3

A much less dangerous method of keeping track of kids is to place a GPS tracker signal device in their back pack or shoe. No infection or cancer worries and they cost  about $200 USD, each. They report every 5 minutes, to your home computer,  with accuracy  down to a 10 metre square area.

Do a Google search for "GPS  kid tracker ".

Jim B. Toronto.

Answer 4

Yes you can,

they're your kids.

Answer 5

its inadvisable.the chips are currently marketed for pets ,but there is a movement to outlaw them due to the incredibly high incidence rate of cancer.

Answer 6

It sounds like a good idea to me but I don't know if there is such a thing.