My children don't want me to have a cell phone ...
932822
My children don't want me to have a cell phone because of my history of dropping them.  My case is exactly what I needed and it's effective for protecting my phone from me.
1293209
When I'm caught out these are great to have in my purse for the kids so my phone is no longer the go-to entertainment. My kids are almost 3 and 5 - both love them.
3807473
All of the bling falls off! I can't have my phone anywhere near my kids, for fear that they will swallow a charm!
3873088
They are hard to use, and can't have any of the fun apps that I have on my android :( but they were for my children so, it's not that big of a deal
1684741
This phone seemed perfect for what I wanted.  A backup 2-line phone for our extensive system of cordless phones around the house that don't work if the power is out to the base.  This phone introduced a buzzing sound to all of the other phones in our house, even when it's not in use.  Also, it requires batteries for the memory, which, in this day and age of cheap rechargable batteries (the CallerID memory requires very little current), which can re-charge from line voltage, seems pretty unnecessary and wasteful (4-AA batteries)!  Here, the old adage "You get what you pay for", definitely applies!
1132252
They can't hear me , I have to yell on the phone . Should not buy it
2598002
The magnet has to be permanently attached to the phone. It messes with the navigation and with young kids I am concerned with them playing with the phone and putting it in there mouth.
1356797
I'm here as several parents, very frustrated, because my daughter couldn't sync the furby with her tablet and android phone. Why do you make a toy that synchronizes through sound, if there are possibilities as the bluethoot or wifi? Hasbro didn't think about the people who lives in cities and there is a lot of noise! And what happens if the person doesn't have an Iphone or a Samsung Galaxy? Will we have to buy one of these devices so our children can play with this damn toy? I am very disappointed
4870171
Kids are too young for cell phones, so these work great to keep in contact while they play at friends' houses.
133688
My kids have all kinds of amazing electronics and loads of knowledge about what to and what not to buy, so I listened when they recommended I toss my blackberry and "upgrade" to an android phone.  I was hesitant but decided it was time to drop the contract and switch to a no contract phone. The Prism was offered at an amazing deal through T-mobile, but now I know why.  Let me just say that I think the phone is fine for the grandma type, who simply wants to make and receive phone calls.  It will give you a modern look, with just about everything you need from a basic smart phone, such as touch screen, internet, and a camera.  However, if you want to use the phone at all beyond that, this phone may frustrate you.  There is so much to complain about but I will limit my comments to the three biggest reasons to leave this phone on the shelf.  First, the phone reboots as much as 20 times a day.  This is not an exaggeration. While it has never shut down in the middle of a phone call, it will reboot right in the middle of typing a text message, using the GPS or searching the internet.  It's so random and unpredictable.  Hate that!! The phone takes quite a while to set up again after each reboot so if you're on the highway, following the GPS and the phone shuts down, expect to miss your exit before it comes up again.  Seriously!  Second, during phone calls, the screen times out.  The screen goes dark and there is no way to turn it back on without disconnecting the call. There have been many times when I've wanted to touch the screen during a call in order to activate or deactivate the speaker phone, or to press a number on the dialpad, such as "press 7 to delete messages" or "press 0 for an operator".  Won't work with this phone. The only way around this is to set the screen time-out to the 10 minute or 30 minute option, which drains way too much battery.  My third and final complaint is the limited storage capacity and the number of useless factory apps that take up needed space. I have additional storage but these apps cannot be transferred to the memory card.
3710544
Forget texting or cell phoning to say dinner's ready, (or please just come out of your room).  These are simply handy and fun for kids 6 to 11 ish.  Or older adults with "garage" issues. Sometimes if you are caravanning with another car they can be fun for the kids to speak to the person (non-driving) in the other car.
1817404
The functions are definitely not what my almost 2 year old or even my 3 1/2 year old can comprehend.  I also thought it would make sense for it to be a bi-lingual toy, but it doesn't for all functions. The whole thing shuts off when you hang up the phone and that is just annoying.  My girls love Dora, so we will keep it =)
3292319
I'm so disappointed in this camera. While it works well, the built in games are so distracting that my kids prefer to treat this as a handheld gaming device. With no way to disable this I'm forced to limit the amount of time my kids can play with these. Lesson learned. I'll do a bit more research before buying another children's camera.
3063834
I used them to keep my grandkids from unplugging everything when they visit
983598
I wish you did not have to use your tv-I WISH IT SHOWED THE WORDS ON THE MACHINE. Then the kids could use it anywhere.
3300565
I charge my 8 year olds Iphone over night, I do not like my kids using plugs at all. Well My hubby also has a personal phone and an additional work phone. We love it and it took so much off my nightstand with all the cords and plugs! They are gone now and all the port holes light up blue so it works as a mini night light!
1735118
The item works well and kids are very happy.  The downside is (I clearly didn't read it properly when buying so my fault) you need another smart phone within x distance of the bear.  I purchased it for the girls when going away without me and they are to young to have a phone themselves.