What is your opinion on parents Tracking there child with Gps?

It depends on their age. I know someone who is terrified that her ex-husband will kidnap their 7 year old. In that case, having the child carry a phone or something with GPS would be justified.

I would not impose it on a typical teen, however. I must admit, I’ve been tempted, but I resisted because I feel that it’s important for normal teens to make some of their own decisions and deal with the consequences. They also need to know that their parents trust them. If they don’t feel they are trustworthy people, they will never develop a sense of responsibility and self-worth. They will not have the self-confidence to make decisions. If they can’t behave without someone monitoring them, they will never be able to control themselves as adults.

There may be situations where more monitoring is called for. If a teen has a history of running away or getting into serious trouble, that would be different. And for inexperienced drivers, using car GPS to limit the area where they can drive or to monitor their speed may save them from very costly mistakes. Many fatal accidents among teens occur in places the kids weren’t supposed to be, such as on country roads, and as a result of excessive speed.