How FamiSafe Found My Daughter on Her First Errand

Solution

At 2:50, I remembered FamiSafe's location tracking feature. My hands were shaking as I opened the app on my phone. Within seconds, a map appeared showing Emma's last known location—not at the grocery store, but three blocks past it, near the public library. Her phone had gone offline 25 minutes ago, but I could see exactly where she'd been. I grabbed my keys and drove straight there. I found Emma sitting on the library steps, frustrated and close to tears. "Mom! My phone died and I couldn't remember our address to tell the librarian. I was going to walk home but I wasn't sure which street to take." I hugged her so tight. Her phone had died because she'd been watching videos on the way to the store—classic kid mistake. We sat on those steps together, and I showed her the FamiSafe map. "This is how I found you," I explained. "But next time, let's make sure your phone is charged before you leave." We talked about portable chargers, about memorizing our address, about what to do in emergencies. Then we went inside, Emma wrote down our address on a card for her wallet, and we drove home together. That evening, we set up charging reminders on her phone and established new rules: phone must be at 50% or higher before solo trips. Emma understood. "I'm sorry I scared you, Mom," she said. "But thanks for letting me try."