$25 off a kid's phone
Gab: $25 off a kid's phone · Jul 8–14, 2026
NewGab offers phones and watches designed for kids that provide essential connection without social media or internet browsers, along with parental control features.
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CRAPPENS appeared in 5 of 5 code-bearing reads.
Problem-solution framing, offering protection for children and peace of mind for parents.
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my friends have a kid and they were fighting over whether to get the kid a phone because you kind of have to have a phone as a kid in today's world but they did not want their kid to have the tiny computer the gateway to a lot of bad things in their hand and this is the perfect solution that's where gab comes in gab makes phones and watches designed for kids with no social media apps and no internet browsers They give kids the connection they need while giving parents helpful features like GPS check-ins, optional managed contacts, safer messaging, and even the option for Gab music, clean songs curated specifically for kids. It's a more age-appropriate way for kids to build independence and a much easier way for parents to feel good about that first phone or watch. We can't recommend Gab enough. And right now, use our code to get $25 off a kid's phone that can make parenting easier and give you more peace of mind. Visit gab.com slash crappens and use code crappens to save $25. That's Gab, G-A-B-B.
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Gab offers phones and watches designed for kids that provide essential communication without social media or internet browsers, including features like GPS check-ins, managed contacts, and safer messaging to give parents peace of mind.
Gab promotes $25 off a kid's phone across this observed podcast campaign.
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