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Best AnswerWhen you hold onto the stroller, your arm isn't in movement like when walking normally. Your tracker believing not walking..
Feel free to check out the fitbit article:
http://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/How-does-my-tracker-count-steps
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@Gatergirl18 wrote:
Help!! When I push my stroller I don't feel like my
Steps are being counted
Unfortunately, as mentioned above, when you're holding onto something, like a stroller or a shopping cart, your wrist movements don't look like steps to the Fitbit.
If you're someone who pushes a stroller frequently, and you want those steps to count, you can look into buying a hip style tracker and wearing it when you use the stroller. I wear my old One tracker when I go grocery shopping.
Collin | Los Angeles, California
One, Charge HR, Aria - Android 5 (Moto X), Mac
Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information. Help others while waiting for help!
When you hold onto the stroller, your arm isn't in movement like when walking normally. Your tracker believing not walking..
Feel free to check out the fitbit article:
http://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/How-does-my-tracker-count-steps
Best Answer
@Gatergirl18 wrote:
Help!! When I push my stroller I don't feel like my
Steps are being counted
Unfortunately, as mentioned above, when you're holding onto something, like a stroller or a shopping cart, your wrist movements don't look like steps to the Fitbit.
If you're someone who pushes a stroller frequently, and you want those steps to count, you can look into buying a hip style tracker and wearing it when you use the stroller. I wear my old One tracker when I go grocery shopping.
Collin | Los Angeles, California
One, Charge HR, Aria - Android 5 (Moto X), Mac
Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information. Help others while waiting for help!