When I was younger, our house telephone was in the hallway right outside my bedroom (this was way before cell phones and even cordless phones). My brother and sister, in their never-ending quest to annoy me, thought it would be funny to use my bedroom as their own personal telephone booth. They would go into my room, close the door, and talk for hours on the phone. Despite all of my efforts to keep them out (hanging big “Do Not Enter” signs on my door, tattling to my parents, and just acting like a big pain in the butt when they were on the phone), nothing worked.
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62 Responses
my daughter has a almost 7 yr old and a 9yr old boys,,she just got custody of two toddlers ages 2 and 3,,girl and boy,,they will not stay out of the older boys rooms and have gotten into their stuff constantly,,this would be good for the older ones to have
My grandson is 9 years old and is wanting his bedroom to be more “grown up”. He would love this for the doorbell feature, the secret knock feature and the alarm!
My oldest Grandson has 6 younger siblings he would love this to help keep his room a little more private.
My son would think he is the coolest kid in the neighborhood with this. He is always thinking of things to protect his things – so this would be perfect for him.
My son would LOVE to keep his youngest brother OUT of the computer room! He can be quite possessive of his computer!
My kids share a room right now but we are in the process of getting them there own room. So This would be great for my daughter to use to keep her little brother out of her room.
Would be a great gift for my oldest son!
What kid wouldn’t love this? My daughter would LOVE the SmartLab Room Defender to keep her sweet little sister out of her room. I wish this was around when I was a kid!!!
My son loves his privacy and this would help him get it from his little brother and sister.
the oldest boy of 3, yeah, my son wants a little more to himself
My son would love this toy. I think he would get a kick out of the doorbell. He loves robotic things so I think he would have a fun time programming it.
Awesome review, thanks for the giveaway
A tween needs her privacy and younger sister just doesn’t understand that!
granddaughter needs it for a Christmas present
my son would love this! its so cool!!
Why does the child I wish this for “need” this? Well, she has already cried to us, I do NOT want my cousin in my room when she comes over! She breaks EVERYTHING. And indeed, she does. We have begun to lock her out of that room…
This room defender would surely be a hit here!
My boys would love to have a doorbell for the room.
My granddaughter would think this was cool.
they like there privacy too
I am sure my nephew would love to keep his little sister out of his room. He would love this.
my son would love it to keep his sister out of his room !
This is awesome!!! My 10 year old has signs all over his door telling my 11 year old to keep out.
One says, ‘make like a cake and beat it’! What that means I have no idea LOL
I love this product!
Yes he does! He is a very private little boy with special needs and his older brother acts like ‘su casa es mi casa’
At the moment, my son doesn’t need this because he’s a toddler. However, if I win, I will be giving this to a 10 year old who I know would really get a kick out of using it to keep folks out.
my grandson would just love it am sure
My oldest son would love this he is always trying to keep his sister and little brother out
My son would love this because right now he has a sign on his door to come in by invitation only.
To keep his little sister out of his things she shouldn’t be playing with
My daughter would use it to keep the dog from sneaking up on her when she is in her room. She would record a scary/loud message on it and if he nudged the door it would go off and she would know he was there.
To keep little brother out.
my 7 year old is always wanting to keep our 4 year old out of his room, he’d love this!
to feel safe and protected, and to be cool
For my granddaughter to keep her noisy little cousin out of her room.
My niece needs it for Christmas…
To be able to have more privacy.
I like that kids can set their own 3-digit secret access code, choose a sound effect to play when someone rings the doorbell button on the device, record messages to play when the door is opened, set a secret knock or an alarm, and program three key cards for those who they wish to allow access to their rooms.
This would go in my daughters room.
she hates the dog in there.
My older grandson would enjoy it, he likes his privacy
My oldest would love this. He’s getting to an age where he doesn’t want his little brother to pester him anymore.
My grandchild has two parents in the police department and she would think this is so good for protection.
He would like to feel private.
I think that the prize on here are really awesome idea’s and I have been teaching my kids sign language
My son could use this
have three kids (a girl 14 and boys, 9 and 11) so we are CONSTANTLY fighting border wars!!!
My son would love this to help keep his sisters out of his room and things.
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My oldest son would be thrilled
Haha. So they can keep mom out of their room!
My son said he would like to keep everyone out of his room.
My boys share a room and they would want tit to keep their sisters out of their room.
It would be perfect for my nephew.. the doorbell feature is great!
My 9 year old grandson has two younger cousins staying with him. He is always trying to keep them out of his room and his things. He really needs this.
My son would love this for privacy from his sisters. thank you
my son would this for privacy from his sisters.
This would be fun for my preteen twins to keep their little sister out of their room.
My kids would love this for their room. Thank you
My daughter is 10 and enjoys her privacy more and has a little brother always wanting to go into her room.
My grand daughter would like to have it to keep her siblings from going in her bedroom.
My little girl is still to young to use this quite the way it’s suppose to yet too, but i think she’d love to pretend to use this to keep “her” dogs out of her room lol.
our children would love this.
this girls need this to keep thier brother out of thier room! He likes to go in there and lay in thier beds and watch tv!
My kids would go nuts for this.
This would not deter my 3yr old son from getting into his 12 year old sisters’ room. The girls (they are triplets) couldn’t keep him out if they tried. But put something electronic on the door and you might as well invite him in. He’s a tech lover lol.