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The MamaBear app offers parents flexible solutions for iPhone GPS tracking. Parents can track their children from location to location throughout the day thanks to the easy-to-use app interface. Since the 2012 release of the MamaBear app, parents have found the comprehensive set of GPS related tools and alerts that the app offers extremely effective for child tracking. MamaBear allows parents to track children in near to real time with GPS mapping software. It also gives parents all new options powered by advanced GPS tracking and positioning systems in iPhone models like the 4, 4S and iPhone 5. Both the parents’ and children’s views of the MamaBear app are easy to download and install from the Apple App Store. MamaBear helps smartphone-using families worldwide and is also available on the Google Play Store for families that use Android phones. The MamaBear app has seen extensive media coverage and continues to pick up headlines all over the world.

The MamaBear family locator app for Android and iOS powered phones offers families advanced tools to monitor teen driving speed and location. MamaBear taps into the advanced GPS systems found in later model iPhones like the 4, 4S and 5, as well as the GPS features in a range of Android phones that run Android 2.2 and better. By using these advanced GPS features, MamaBear can issue alerts to parents in near real time when teen drivers exceed an approved speed limit. When combined with the location based alerts and map based GPS tracking capabilities of the MamaBear app, parents are given a wide range of options to monitor teen driving. MamaBear is available on the Google Play Store for Android based phones and the Apple App Store for iOS powered phones. This enhanced child monitoring allows parents to facilitate a conversation with teenagers about driving privileges and responsibilities on a whole new level.

The MamaBear family locator for iPhone and Android phones is available to help parents with children in large crowds for the coming spring and summer seasons. Spring and summer mean beach vacations, sporting events, amusement parks for many families. It also means local festivals, fairs, parades and other large local events. For parents, particularly parents with multiple children, this type of large event is an important experience and a giant headache. The MamaBear family locator for iPhone and Android smartphones is an elegant and effective solution for families that use iOS and Android powered smartphones.

The makers of the MamaBear child monitoring app for Android and iOS devices have disclosed a newly discovered trend regarding the download frequency. This trend indicates a significant increase in international downloads of the popular child monitoring app. In the second week of April, MamaBear saw a substantial spike in downloads from overseas. The MamaBear app was downloaded over 500 times in a single day by families in the Philippines with a similar trend throughout that week.

The MamaBear child monitoring app has a growing social media presence in spring 2013.

The MamaBear child monitoring app for Android powered smartphones and iOS powered iPhones continues to develop a strong social media presence in spring 2013. The MamaBear child monitoring app is a popular application that gives parents a wide range of parenting options, including location tracking, location based alerts and social media alerts. MamaBear was featured prominently in the national media after its initial public beta launch in 2012. MamaBear has been featured by Fox News and The Hallmark channel, as well as numerous radio and local television spots. At the same time, MamaBear has grown an increasingly powerful social media presence on multiple platforms. MamaBear uses social media to give parents links, movies and updates on a wide range of parenting trends.

Parents turn to the MamaBear family tracking app for a wide range of tracking and monitoring options beyond basic family tracking. The MamaBear family tracking app is available for families who prefer both Android and iOS phones and devices. The newest version of the MamaBear family tracking app works on Android enabled devices running Android v.2.2, nicknamed Froyo, and more advanced versions of the Android software. The iOS version of the MamaBear family tracking app requires iOS version 4.3 or later. Both of these versions of the app will work best on a child’s phone that is carrying the latest GPS tracking hardware available. The parenting version of the app can be used on any web enabled devices that are running the appropriate Android or iOS versions.

Spring has officially arrived and parents are looking for options for monitoring their kids both over the Easter holiday and spring break. The MamaBear family monitoring app just got a significant upgrade, just in time for parents who want to keep track of their children over the spring and summer. It’s common for children to want to blow off steam in the spring. This can take the form of traveling, parties and, of course, spring break. The new upgrades to the MamaBear family monitoring app for Android devices and iPhones will help parents keep tabs on what their kids are doing online and in the real world this spring.

The MamaBear worry free parenting app continues to show excellent performance as an alternative to simple family GPS tracker apps. MamaBear is currently undergoing a public beta test and is available on the Google Play Store for Android phones and devices and Apple App Store for iPhones and iPads. Both the Android and iOS versions of the MamaBear app work great as a family GPS tracker app, and offer easy to understand, close to real-time GPS monitoring of the location of multiple children. The app has seen regular press coverage since the 2012 release, and offers several options beyond the basic family GPS tracking software that is currently flooding the app market.

The MamaBear family tracking app has been improved and upgraded through the 2012 public beta test. MamaBear will continue to see improvements and optimize performance as a family tracking app while it remains in public beta testing the first half of 2013.