Firefly Mobile Phone for Kids

Posted in Kids, Mobile Phones by Chetz on November 9th, 2006

Firefly Mobile Phone for KidsThe Firefly is a mobile phone designed with kids in mind. The idea of kids having cell phones is becoming more popular, and the age at which kids are using cell phones seems to be getting younger.

Giving your child a mobile phone provides convenience for them and you, but being able to control how much the phone is used, especially with younger children, is important. Firefly has made a phone that is especially designed for use by young children. The phone has multiple ringtones and animations to choose from with different colors available. It glows in the dark and is small for kids hands.

The Firefly phone has just 5 buttons on it, so it is not complicated for kids to use. There are two speed dial buttons, one designed for each parent so the user of the mobile phone can easily call mom or dad by using one button. There is also a secure phone book that can store up to 20 numbers. Parents can use a PIN code to manage the numbers that are in this list, and optionally the parents can limit incoming calls to be from the numbers in the phone book. This prevents kids from receiving unwanted calls and running up minutes.

If you are considering a cell phone for your child but are concerned about them being able to use it or abusing it, the Firefly might be a good solution.

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2 Responses to “Firefly Mobile Phone for Kids”

  1. Nicole Says:

    Hi I am a kid who wants a cell phone and my parents dont want me to get one I think, how could I convince them to get a firefly cell phone or even any cell phone? thanks alot

  2. luke Says:

    tell them ull go on the game to raise some money & get it yourself

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