This is a guest post by Hope Green. She is 9-years-old 
and in 4th grade. Her hobbies are DIY/crafting, Suzuki piano, song-writing, and writing fiction.
The UNICEF Kid Power Band is technically a “fit bit” for kids. It’s a pedometer that tracks your steps, tells the time, and turns exercise into “lifesaving nutrition that UNICEF delivers to severely malnourished children around the world.” When you sync your band to your smartphone, it tells you where you are in your “mission” to feed undernourished kids, and how many power points you have:
I love how the band is designed and how the app is designed. I sync my band every night to look at missions and how many packets I got in the day. Here’s what it looks like:
I like how when i forget to sync it some nights that when I sync it days later it syncs all the points I got from when I didn’t sync it days before.
If I could change anything with with the Kid Power Band I would make the battery last longer, so I wouldn’t have to charge so much. If I could change anything else with the Kid Power Band I’d add to the watch for it to show how many kids you’ve fed. I love syncing the band and seeing how many points I got at the end of the day. I also like to get 10 to unlock missions and packets. Even though my legs hurt I’m eager to help kids in need.
I like how the app is designed that even if you have a small phone, you can download it and watch missions with special guests helping. Many celebrities like to help the children and UNICEF like Laura Marano, George Clooney, Madonna, Bridget Mendler, and Selena Gomez. Selena Gomez is the youngest UNICEF Ambassador.
Becoming healthy by walking, is for such a great cause. I also like that they go all the way to help kids in other countries just to save lives.