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Introduced in 1962, the Chatter Telephone was designed with a rotary dial to teach children how to dial a phone. Today's Chatter Telephone makes children smile just the same with eyes that roll up and down, and a dial that rings. This friendly phone is being re-introduced for a whole new generation of children to enjoy!
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- This pull toy has been a nostalgic favorite for many generations.- Bright colors and fun sounds keep toddlers happy and engaged.
- This pull toy encourages growth of motor skills and balance.
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By C. Weidholz (Minnesota)
I purchased this phone for my 8 month old daughter, as I had one as a child and loved to play with it! She is in LOVE with this silly little phone. The body of the toy is wood, and the parts are plastic so it is very durable. The one I purchased was missing the tug along string, but I was able to staple a new one on it. My daughter loves the silly noises that it make as you roll it. This toy is a classic, and you don't see too many well made toys anymore. This one stands the test of time, and is now a part of my little girls life. And it makes me happy to see her enjoy a toy that I played with 30 years ago!!
By Janet Lin
I was excited to get this toy for my baby since I remember having one and he is always clamoring for the real telephone. He even played with one that a friend's mother had saved from the 1970s and flipped out. But the "vintage" toy that came in the mail is nothing like the original. It's not made of wood so it has a very flimsy feel. My baby kept flipping it onto its back by accident. The strings -- from handle to phone and extending from front of phone -- are short. This may be for safety reasons, but you can't even pull the toy from a few inches away and a baby can't lift the handle to his ear without pulling the toy off the ground. You can't use it as a pull toy because it's probably less than 4-5 inches long. The strings are longer in the photo so I was especially annoyed. I bought two thinking that I would love to give this away as a retro-fun gift to another friend, but as it turns out, I'm too embarrassed to give it to anyone else. Very disappointing.
By LJ (New York, United States)
My kids loved the chatter phone, so I was delighted to see the original design is back. Got one for my baby granddaughter, who's never seen a real rotary phone. She loves this toy! I'm so glad they brought back the original, it's been a winner with generations of small kids.
By K. Meyer Gettelman (USA)
I bought this for my daughter remembering how much I liked the phone as a child. The plastic is very light weight which seems to cheapen the phone a bit. Also, the cord is only about a foot long so can't pull it along. I realize this must have been seen as a choking hazzard, but a shame. Still makes the same ring-ring noise and was fun to help my kids understand this is how phones used to be.
By Rose E. Vecellio (Minnesota)
This telephone is great. It's a pull toy, telephone, rolls its eyes and the baby will love it when her birthday is here in October. It was a toy I bought for my children many years ago and is still a great toy. I would not settle for the new version it just isn't the same as this one made cheaper but not even close to this original item.
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