Please Help daughter lost old Droid Inc with my 16gb chip in it

[Sassyness]

I don't even know if it is possible to find, if the service is off? But I put my 16gb sd card in my old Verizon HTC Droid Incredible to get the video's/pics off because they wouldn't transfer when I first got this phone(Droid Razr Maxx)for some crazy reason about year ago ... long story short I switched sd cards, put the 16 in the Htc and put the 4 in my current cell (my droid razr maxx )and forgot I switched... So I let my 6 yo daughter play with it,well she lost it somewhere in the house. I think I installed lookout mobile on it..
But not 100% sure. I am not a tech person to say the least (as I'm sure you can tell) Is there anyway to find/track this phone? Or am I SOL? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Droid Firefighter]

Having location apps on your phone will only tell you its at your house. You wouldn't be able to use it to see the location inside of your house. If the phone was previously used on your account you could reactivate the phone with Verizon for a little while. Call it and listen for the ringer. Once you find it, have the service returned to your new phone. Obviously this will only work if the battery hasn't died yet. The only other thing I could think of is that if lookout mobile has an emergency or locator tone that could be activated via your online lookout account. It would require that the Wi-Fi was turned on on the Incredible. Good luck!

Ps Check out Cerberus for Android. It's only $4-5 for a lifetime license for up to four phones. It will allow you to locate (GPS), take a picture and email you it's location and picture of who unlocked the phone, wipe the phone (contacts, pictures, all data), sound a lost phone alert, and more all remotely from your home computer. I have it installed on both of my phones.

 

[Sassyness]

Having location apps on your phone will only tell you its at your house. You wouldn't be able to use it to see the location inside of your house. If the phone was previously used on your account you could reactivate the phone with Verizon for a little while. Call it and listen for the ringer. Once you find it, have the service returned to your new phone. Obviously this will only work if the battery hasn't died yet. The only other thing I could think of is that if lookout mobile has an emergency or locator tone that could be activated via your online lookout account. It would require that the Wi-Fi was turned on on the Incredible. Good luck!

Ps Check out Cerberus for Android. It's only $4-5 for a lifetime license for up to four phones. It will allow you to locate (GPS), take a picture and email you it's location and picture of who unlocked the phone, wipe the phone (contacts, pictures, all data), sound a lost phone alert, and more all remotely from your home computer. I have it installed on both of my phones.

Lol The battery is beyond dead it has been about 8 months... So I guess I'm SOL :-(

 

[AECRADIO]

Search the toy box, drawers, closets, and under the bed.
Retrace steps you know she takes around the house, as any kid, they know how to 'secret' things from the parent's view.