Basic Fun Inc Fisher Price Classic Chatter Phone

Basic Fun Inc Fisher Price Classic Chatter Phone

Q: I’ve seen this phone in the Pixar movie toy story 3, just wondering if it’ll come to life and move when I’m not around? I don’t want it scaring my kid

No...this is a toy and Toy Story is a fictional movie. It cannot and will not come to life.

Q: Is this the classic phone as pictured, or an updated version?

Sort of. Its much smaller then the original and the cord linking the receiver to the phone is way too short. It was impossible for my kids to play with it from a sitting or standing position. I had to cut the cord off for them to use it properly.

Q: What are the small parts that makes this hazardous?

The string-choking hazard, although I think it might have been shortened.The eyes could possibly be pried out, a wheel could b come loose.In my experience, this toy is very sturdy and can withstand lot of abuse.

Q: Does the pull string have the plastic wrap at the end

yes, you can get something else to tight it on . this toy as original as it was 45 yrs ago and have not change , it is good and durable toy my granddaughter drag it everywhere

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👀Eyes roll up and down

📞Rotary dial rings authentically

🗣️Mouth chatters with every pull

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Fisher Price Classics Retro Chatter Phone

Fisher-Price Toddler Pull Toy, Classic Xylophone Pretend Musical Instrument with Mallet and Rolling Wheels for Ages 18+ Months

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📞 Dial into nostalgia and let the fun chatter begin!

CHATTER MOUTH ACTION - Every pull triggers a lively chatter, making playtime interactive
ICONIC FRIENDLY FACE - A beloved toy that connects generations and sparks social play
TIMELESS ROTARY DIAL - Experience the nostalgic ring that sparks imaginative play
EXPRESSIVE ROLLING EYES - Engage your child with eyes that move, adding personality and fun
CLASSIC PULL ALONG DESIGN - Encourages active movement and coordination for growing preschoolers

The Basic Fun Inc Fisher Price Classic Chatter Phone is a USA-made educational pull-toy featuring a ringing rotary dial, rolling eyes, and a chattering mouth. Designed to inspire imaginative play and motor skills development, it’s a timeless classic that preschoolers love to chat on.

Specifications

Department	Educational Toys
Manufacturer	Basic Fun Inc
Country of Origin	USA
Item model number	01694
ASIN	B001W03MBQ

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I’ve seen this phone in the Pixar movie toy story 3, just wondering if it’ll come to life and move when I’m not around? I don’t want it scaring my kid

Is this the classic phone as pictured, or an updated version?

What are the small parts that makes this hazardous?

Does the pull string have the plastic wrap at the end

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