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New Cellphone for Toddlers

Would you buy your toddler a cell phone? Don't you know that a mobile phone for toddlers is being launched in Asia (it's not clearly stated on where in Asia?). Here's a picture at right. The big-buttoned phone allows parents to program in the numbers of up to 200 friends, and those of mom and dad, before handing the cute device over to the tyke.


I probably wouldn't get this for my toddler, but he does already know how to use mine! He already knew how to play the mp3 and stop it and usually erased my contact numbers! LOL! Try to lock the keypad and he'll throw it back to you...LOL! And ladies, he's only 16 months so I don't actually think this is so far-fetched. He could have my phone..he..he...

Where's daddy's number?


Hello Daddy?



Are you on your way now?


Please take care in your driving. I love you!


Yes, daddy. I'm always a good boy. You can ask mom if you want?


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  1. AnonymousFebruary 22, 2010 at 7:24 PM

    hoy dodong, naa ko diha??? tito bjoy

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  2. jellybellyFebruary 23, 2010 at 4:02 PM

    how cute! my 14-month old also pretends to talk on the mobile all the time.

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