#child tracker

[tanglepelt]

Dc x dp idea 8

What if Danny was actually Bruce’s son

Bruce is full aware he had a kid. Dick and Bruce actively knew Danny when he was a baby.

The kicker is that a natural portal opened up under him and stole him. Like they were at a park or something and with a green glow poof he is gone.

I’d blame clockwork for it. He want pariah sealed away and without Danny no one fixed vlads screw up

So danny as a baby is now in a different dimension. Fentons adopt (kidnap) the baby they find in the woods. Jazz wanted a baby brother and this baby came from a portal from the ghost zone.

They discover Danny is phantom. He didn’t know he was stolen from the woods. Jazz is panicking cause that’s her baby brother and there parents are insane. Cue parents wanting to poke and prod not nicely

Danny goes and gets Ellie cause he cares about his clone and they flee. They get in the ghost zone and clockwork does his messing around with time lines. Now Dani and Ellie are in the dc universe.

On the dc side. The same glowing green portal that stole Bruce’s son just opened and spit out Danny and Dani.

[idk-bruh-20]

Irondad fic ideas #132

Peter loses so many backpacks, Tony starts numbering them like his suits: "backpack mark 5," "backpack mark 13," "here you go kid, backpack mark 49."

[deansraspberrypie]

He is such a child 😍🕹🥰

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[lairmadness]

How about that Ogerpon

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[octoagentmiles]

Try list any Octo-Agents and think of an Episode you Think give them a Shining Moment

W O O F this took a while– I was thinking long and hard about this because there are SO MANY good moments and episodes 😅, and so many agents– it was difficult, but I’m happy with my answers 👀

Ranger Marsh’s Shine Episode is definitely The Monitor Lizards. I LOVE this episode, it’s one of my favourites in the whole series so far—not just because of the events in it, but as a concept. I LOVE the callback to the Great Swamp Search!! I watched the 2nd season blind, and seeing all these familiar faces was SUCH a fun surprise. It’s good for Ranger Marsh as a character, because it actually shows him doing his job as a Ranger, not as an Octo-Agent. It also reinforces the fact that he truly cares for and is friends with these creatures, even if they are invasive, and that he's willing to travel to check in on them. This is another episode that also proves (to me) that the writers know they’re dealing with an older audience for the show, and are more likely to delve into solid lore and continuity. This episode makes me really hopeful for more of that.

Natquik’s Shine Episode, WITHOUT QUESTION, is The Red Fox. Honestly I feel like I don’t need to explain why, but I will because I like talking ✨: Natquik is my favourite Octo-Agent, but overall we haven’t actually gotten that many episodes dedicated to him yet. The Red Fox gives us a close and personal look into what Natquik is like by himself (I love episodes where characters are alone 👀), how he deals with problems (by ignoring them until they get worse—which is interesting... *stares at Barnacles*...), and even hints toward his family, by showing us his family portraits, and leaving us wondering, “Where are they?” – There are so many moments I love in this episode, from when he first discovers the kits, decides to help them stay warm, rushes to protect Barnacles, to his bittersweet goodbye at the end. It’s all so perfect.

Tracker absolutely shines in The Missing Lake. Honestly, he shines a LOT in Above and Beyond, considering he never got his own episode in the main series, and was only in Operation Deep Freeze for two scenes. AnB has been really good to Tracker, and I’m so grateful they decided to make him an Agent. The Missing Lake sticks out to me the most, because for the most part he is by himself (and I’ve already mentioned my love for that <3), and unlike all his other episodes, we get to really see him be responsible and use his Polar Scout skills in action. He’s often portrayed as a follower, who just goes along with whatever he's told to do, but he takes charge twice in this episode: when he offers to help Rowan, and when he stays behind to save Buck. Love that for him.

Calico Jack. Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh, Calico Jack....... I could talk forever about this funky old cat man. He doesn’t just shine, he GLOWS in every episode he’s in—but alas, for the sake of this post I will be focusing on The Harlequin Duck. I love the showing of his gentle parental instincts in this episode, and his singing; since we know he canonically has a theme song, that I headcanon he wrote himself. I think far too much, and often, about how he legit panicked when he realized the egg was missing. How his first instinct was to hide that fact from Captain Barnacles. He was terrified, having a full blown panic attack on screen. He apologizes to the mother duck with such genuine solace, and promises to get it back “On [his] honour as a pirate!” ...Which is extremely significant to me, considering Kwazii was the first character to EVER say the phrase: “On me honour as an Octonaut!” in The Flying Fish after Inkling’s book was lost – and of course as a final touch, I adore seeing him work with Pete to get the egg back. The way he tosses the egg in the air, fully trusting that Pete will catch it... they’re so in sync, just as pirate and parrot are meant to be ;)

Paani... I feel like there’s so much more to him than what we’ve seen so far, it almost feels unfair to assign him a “Shine Episode”. So, instead of highlighting a single episode, I’ll quickly talk about three that stick out (PS: you might sense a theme 🤣):

The Barnacle Geese - Uncle Paani. I like the “I’ll be my own uncle” joke, and the Edgar Allen Poe reference. I think Paani’s determination to help the chick (who doesn’t seem to want help) is nice to watch, and helps to prove his worthiness as an Agent—which is always fun considering his hesitance when Barnacles tried to recruit him in S1E1. In a way, this episode also makes Paani seem more like Barnacles. See my old post analyzing the show’s intro. (*Stares at the episode title* 👁️👁️)

The Arabian Camels - Take a shot of cocoa every time I mention my love for episodes where characters are forced to be by themselves. This one is especially interesting to me though, because we know that Paani was alone, for a very long time, before he met the Octonauts. He has no trouble working and getting by alone, and we get to see him exhibiting that, while being out of his element (a dry desert) at the same time; and that’s really cool.

The Lonely Frog - ...Y’know how they constantly make the Octonauts/Agents meet creatures with similar issues to them? Yeah. *Stares at the episode title.* *Stares at the end scene where he says “Kinda like when I met you guys!” before obnoxiously jumping into the lake, in response to Shellington+Peso saying “They never even knew each other existed before! [...] and now it’s like they’ve known each other all their lives!”* *STARES MORE AT THE EPISODE TITLE,,* *wonders how long Paani was actually alone before becoming an Agent...*

Pinto, where art thou? He wasn’t in S2 at all, which was a bit disappointing since we just saw him get an Octowatch in S1. I would’ve expected him to be pressing that button every chance he got, giving us a “Penguin who cried Octoalert” episode. But anyway,, The Curious Penguin is the PERFECT episode for Pinto. It shows his personality really well, and I love how his distractions and the things he learns and discovers help him to save the day in the end. I think Pinto (just like Kwazii) is a good portrayal of ADHD, and how he just needs to be in the right environment to succeed. Each time Pinto messes up or loses focus, isn’t because he was left alone and couldn’t be trusted—it’s because he was left alone and understimulated. So when he’s thrown into a sudden high-stakes situation, all of his focus hones in on the moment, and he’s able to save Dashi and Paani by himself.

AND, because you didn’t say it had to be an Above and Beyond moment, I want to throw some love at The Oarfish episode from the main series. In this episode, Pinto no longer views Peso as “less” than an Octonaut, and is so excited to watch him do his job—it’s really cute!! His impulsivity is once again a positive thing—granted, it seems to annoy Peso a little, but when you think about it he kinda saved the day by being impulsive. He sounded the Octoalert without permission, which let the captain know to come back before their radio signal cut out, and by being unafraid of the “monster” and swimming outside, he was able to discover what the problem was so that Peso could help. He did good.

Pearl.... I love Pearl a lot, but I can’t think of one specific episode that comes to mind for her. I love The Pupfish because it introduces Peri to AnB, and I love how he teaches her how to tie a knot, so she can save the algae (and Glen). I like The Bison episode because it’s interesting watching her not doing something with algae for once, and The Pink Glacier because her and Kwazii’s dynamic was something I didn’t know I needed, but now I want more of (/p).

Ryla. Possibly controversial opinion: I liked Ryla in The Caves of Sac Actun, more than I like her now in Above and Beyond. I know she’s only gotten 3 episodes so far, but she’s really missing something. Sac Actun gave us lore on her right off the bat: she’s old friends with Dashi, she’s a skilled cave explorer, she’s spunky, she’s purple. AnB hasn’t given us much yet. So far her only shtick is caves, and that’s getting a bit repetitive. Consider every moment she has in Sac Actun as her “Shining Moment”, because honestly that whole movie is a 10/10.

Koshi,,,, she hasn't gotten that much yet, but I'm gonna say The Longfin Eels is her Shine Episode. I like the way she narrates the whole episode, because it's very in-character. Plus we know she’s literally writing about this adventure in her diary as she's telling it, as if it were a mystery book. She reminds me of narrators from 1920s film noirs, and that’s cool. Also! Honorary mention of the scene when she gets her Octowatch: I loved that for her <3

Min is below the cut, because my answer for her includes some very heavy SEASON 5 SPOILERS, including SCREENSHOTS:

All of Min's appearances so far are dear to my heart. However, my favourite has to be her own introductory episode: The Giant Chinese Salamander.

The Rainforest Rescue is another amazing episode for Min—she’s a wonderful character on her own, of course—but I think we can all agree that she and Inkling are very adorable together (no matter how you interpret their relationship).

When Above and Beyond aired on Netflix, there was a lot of confusion around Min, from the younger audience and other fans who hadn’t seen S5. The Giant Chinese Salamander introduces Min with a 20-minute special; showing her in high-stakes action with Kwazii, bonding with the Octonauts, being an all-around Cool Person™, and a flashback of how she met Inkling when they were younger.

She saved his life. He was thrown far inland by a rough storm, and was trapped until she found him. I honestly headcanon that Min partially (if not outright) inspired Inkling to form the Octonauts, and this moment could have literally sealed the fate of EVERYTHING we know.

But! Until S5 comes out, that's all I've got to say~ ��💝

[riseleon]

[Hiero wandered off yet again, this time, they have the tracker so they will be easy to find, heading to the surface]

[ninjastormhawkkat]

The Fall of Fair City - Chapter 12

Huggy was incredibly infuriated at these people as he made loud monkey screeches despite only Wordgirl being able to understand him. How dare they accuse Wordgirl of failing her job. She is by far the best superhero out there in his opinion and the only reason this city wasn't in shambles. Dr. Corngraves and the others, except for the DA, had no idea the emotional strain the kid had to go through should she have to face her dad in battle. Huggy was so caught up in his high emotional state that he didn't notice when something started to lightly tap his head. It was when he felt the sensation a third time that Huggy stopped in his own angry rant and finally registered the light tapping on his head. 'Is there a leak in here somewhere?' Huggy wondered at first as the light tapping felt like raindrops almost. He swerved his head around the room, trying to find the source of the tapping sensations on his helmet. It wasn't until he turned around that Huggy finally saw what caused the tapping. With a look of surprise, Huggy quickly turned back to Wordgirl who was in the middle of arguing herself and tapped her shoulder in light, but rapid succession, trying to get her attention now. Wordgirl finally turned around, still looking peeved, but her expression softened and immediately changed into one of confusion. "What's wrong Huggy?" Becky asked in a low voice. Huggy gave a small chatter as to say "look there" and pointed behind the duo to a figure standing in the doorway of the room. "Bosco?" Wordgirl spoke with complete surprise at seeing Professor Tubing's monkey assistant there. Bosco lifted a finger to her lips, motioning them to be quiet, then gestured the heroes to quickly follow her. Wordgirl once more turned her head back around to see all the adults still wrapped up in their arguing before silently floating towards the monkey out into the hallway. Bosco soon lead the duo back to the entrance of Professor Tubing's lab where the scientist was waiting outside of his lab for a change. Wordgirl noticed how Professor Tubing looked nervous and cautious with his eyes darting back and for frequently. He relaxed when he saw Bosco, Wordgirl, and Huggy finally approach him. "Good work Bosco." Tubing congratulated the monkey. Bosco leaped onto the scientist's shoulders and gave a happy monkey chirp. Tubing then turned back to face the heroine. "It's good to see you again Wordgirl and Captain Huggy Face. I'll bet you two are glad to get out of the conference room with that shouting so loud and violent. I could even hear it behind close doors." Wordgirl flinched a bit, flashing back to the harsh words said about her dad and her before shaking off the experience for now. She could clearly see that while Tubing was trying to lighten the mood for her, he was also giving her a sympathetic, gentle smile, indicating he heard what happened in there and was sorry she had to hear that. "I am grateful Professor Tubing." Wordgirl said with a small smile, but her face then looked puzzled. "But why did you want to talk with Huggy and I immediately and in secretly? Is there something wrong?" Tubing's face became serious as he answered Wordgirl's concerns. "Yes there is Wordgirl. I do not know the exact reason why, but I have found something that may explain why Dr. Corngraves wants Dr. Two Brains to be the scapegoat for the destruction in that storage unit." "But boss I'm still confused. The news caster said you destroyed all those gadgets in the storage unit. But everything was fine when we left and you went home after dropping me and Charlie off at the lair." Joey spoke with confusion, his friend Charlie sharing the same expression. "That's because those news caster people are morons and will say anything on television for ratings even if the facts are completely fabricated." Dr. Two Brains groaned angrily. After his daughter flew off, Two Brains knew it would be no use to track her and calm her down due to her super speed and flight. He sometimes regretted taking that tracking pin off of her outfit after she grew out of her heroic training wheels.

@melodythebunny @dualnaturedscientist

[ofpd]

it's fun having the ushpizot decorations but sometimes i look over at her and legitimately start tearing up

[j4degoyl]

good morning i'm still trying to process that will is gonna be trapped in a mirror by the main bad guy for at least another 3 years 😭😭😭

[me-myself-and-my-fos]

Cackling at the idea of when Odelia is like 13/14 she becomes extremely unpredictable because she’s a teenager of course. And Mycroft just cannot handle it because “she can’t be unpredictable. She’s our child. Our children are extremely predictable” and he just has no clue how to parent a teenage girl, let alone one with a genius brain

[ligbi]

misty quigley is a peggy hill type

[jumbostickyrice]

貴方次第 - 青い子

[theparentzapp]

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[gadgetnew05]

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[kidsnav0706]

5 Ways a Kids Smartwatch Can Help You Stay Connected with Your Child ?

As technology continues to evolve, parents now have access to innovative tools that help them stay connected with their children, ensuring their safety and well-being. One of the most effective and convenient tools is the child safety GPS tracker smart watch. With features designed for both communication and security, these smartwatches have become a must-have for modern families. Here are five ways a GPS watch for kids can help you stay connected with your child.

1. Real-Time Location Tracking

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2. Two-Way Communication

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3. Safe Zone Alerts

Another beneficial feature of the GPS kids watch is the ability to set up safe zones or geo-fencing. Safe zones are predetermined areas where your child is allowed to be — such as home, school, or a playground. If your child leaves or enters a safe zone, you’ll receive an immediate alert on your smartphone.

This function helps parents ensure their child is where they’re supposed to be, and it offers an extra layer of protection when kids are playing or commuting. By receiving these alerts, you can quickly address any concerns and make sure your child is safe at all times.

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Many child GPS tracker watches UK come with an emergency SOS button, a feature that can be life-saving in critical situations. If your child feels unsafe or needs immediate assistance, they can press the SOS button, which will send a distress signal to your phone with their exact location.

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The activity monitoring feature is especially useful in promoting a balanced lifestyle, encouraging kids to be more active while still staying connected through their watch.

Conclusion

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Investing in a GPS kids watch from KidsNav not only helps maintain your peace of mind but also provides your child with a tool that promotes independence and security. Whether you’re looking for a child GPS tracker watch UK or a device that helps monitor health and activity, these smartwatches are designed to keep you and your child connected, no matter where life takes them.

[kids-worldfun]

Tracking Kids Using GPS Trackers

In a world where safety is a top priority for parents, kids tracking technology has emerged as a vital tool for ensuring peace of mind, particularly with the best GPS tracker options available today. This article explores the importance of GPS trackers for children, detailing various types available, from wearable devices to the best GPS watch options for kids. We highlight essential features…