Truth be told, I came pretty close to picking up a Firefly for my daughter not too long ago, but opted instead to have her use my wife’s old Razr and upgrade my wife to a new V3xx. I spent a lot of time on this decision, but I knew the Razr to be really durable compared to many other phones not to mention I read a lot of reports that the Firefly was subject to rather easy breakage/scratching.

Anyway, so my daughter uses a Razr and it’s just as limited in functionality now as the firefly would have been. I really wish this new FF would have hit that market a bit sooner as I would have likely jumped all over it. With a (nearly) 10 year old I’m a lot more comfortable with a device designed to withstand the rigors of childhood abuse.

Anyway, in case you just can’t wait for the flyPhone from Firefly to get your little one a new phone… I’ll post some instructions soon on how to limit the dialing capabilities of the Razr to make it a minutes safe phone for your little one to use.

Hit the link below for more details on this cool new phone for your youngster!

The FireFly Kids Phone Grows Up (Phone Scoop)

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