If you have aging parents and want them to have a cell phone for emergencies, there aren’t many viable options out there. Today’s seniors didn’t grow up with cell phone technology, so they have trouble dialing and seeing the screen. Now there is an option for seniors that could save them in an emergency. It’s called the “Jitterbug.” The phone has an extra large screen with large letters and only three buttons on the phone. So, seniors only have to hit one of three buttons and they can see the screen. It’s not cheap. The first year of use is $299 and includes the phone. After that, it’s $180 a year. So, it’s pricier than most plans, but it may be worth it to you. Check it out at gojitterbug.com. On the other end of the age spectrum is the Firefly. It too has very few buttons and is designed for kids who need to call Mom, Dad or an emergency number. It’s sold at Target and looks like a little video game. There are pre-paid plans and monthly plans you can check out at fireflymobile.com. So at what age should a child have a cell phone? Tell us what you think on our latest poll.