🐭 Garmin Vivofit Jr 2 - Minnie Mouse and Black Stretchy Bands Review

My son has had one for 2 years and we had to change the battery once. The fit is ideal for children aged 6-7 years. Streaks will fade or peel off over time. Both my kids love tracking their steps and activity throughout the day.

My 5 and 7 year olds love it. They love hacking their moves and seeing their targets get closer. I'm impressed with the sleep tracking. I didn't think about it until I started noticing patterns in sleep-related behavior. Excellent purchase!

I only give 4 stars for 2 reasons: 1) you can't create negative points (for negative behavior) and 2) the group appeals to up to 7 years. These groups are not suitable for a 3 year old let alone a 7 year old. Luckily I had the foresight to buy another large group and we should take advantage of it. You cannot use the ones that come with the kit.

This product is fantastic for my 5 year old. She is interested in moving more to reach her goals in minutes and steps. With the companion Garmin Jr app, she can explore a storyline for every 60 completed minutes of daily activity. We set rewards for minutes and steps with Housework feature so I can easily mark their achieved goals and reward them with coins.

daily use over the last few months including a couple of trips to the beach. so far it's holding up great! My 6 year old loves daily activities and even competes with his family on the number of steps on the app. There is a small fireworks notification when you complete 60 minutes of daily activity. This motivates her to stay active and helps her understand whether or not we are lazy during the day. It doesn't automatically sync to my phone, but you can just press a button and sync that way.

Barely visible screen. he is so small Since then I've only connected to my phone once, when I tried to pair it again it said the website was unreachable. Very disappointed. Any child wearing this must have a very small wrist. With my help, it was not easy for her to cope. It was loose enough around her wrist when worn. I told her I wanted it back. She said she'd rather wear it on her wrist and not be able to do anything with it than struggle to take it off. (no exaggeration by me or her)

We got them for each of our 5 and 7 year old daughters. We even got one for a friend's daughter (age 7) as a birthday gift. These bracelets fit all three girls. Seven year olds are skinny, but I think these bracelets will last them at least a year or two as they grow. Kid loves it - we have fitness attachments so they are used to us checking our sleep, steps etc and know we are on the phone with our friends. They like to compare their steps and use time functions all the time. As parents, we…