Kids Smart Phone Toys for Girls Boys Toddler Cell Phones Toy with Touchscreen Camera MP3 Learning Smartphone Childrens Fake Cellphone for 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year Old Christmas Birthday Gifts Ideas(Blue)

•Safety First Kids Phone: For children's safety, our kids smartphone is not connected to the Internet, prevent children from being exposed to harmful information and information from strangers, and protect them from potential risks.

•Smart Phone for Kids: Combining childrens phone & MP3 music player to design a role-playing 2.8" touchscreen cellphone for toddlers. Kids can choose big head stickers to take photos and leave some funny pictures for family or friends. Equipped with auto Focus, 8.0 Mega pixels and Video. Greatly improved the definition of photos. And it has a high-quality speaker that can support a 0.14" headphone jack. It is good for children to learn and listen to music.

•Funny Puzzle Games: The kids cell phone has 13 built-in puzzle games, which can effectively cultivate kids' hand-eye coordination, logic, thinking and reaction skills, and meet kids' needs in all aspects. Coupled with our DIY Paint feature, children can unleash their artistic expression and imagination, fostering creativity. In addition, the anti-addiction mode allows parents to effectively control their children's daily game time.

•Dual Cameras Kids Phones & Fun Sharer: Share the fun in your child's eyes through the kids phone camera, understand your child's inner world and strengthen the connection between parents and children. This toys for boys aged 6-8 is equipped with dual cameras and 23 cartoon stickers, allowing children to take some interesting photos with family or friends.Toys for 4 year old boys,Toys for 7 year old boys.

•Intimate Tools Boys Toys Age 4-5: The kids phone has several gadgets, including a built-in flashlight for exploration, a timer for time management. In addition, the habit recorder can remind kids to get up, study, eat, exercise, etc., so kids can develop habits, improve concentration, distinguish the importance of things and prioritise tasks that should be done first. Children will know what to do and will not feel overwhelmed by too many things.