Fisher-Price® Chatter Telephone®

phone cord too short, can't get it to child ear without picking up phone and pull string too short, why isn't there a pull bead for little hands?'. I used to rave about Fisher Price toys, my kids loved the phone, my great grandson yells because he can't get phone to his ear. used to be a great company.

This is my daughter’s favorite toy! She loves the dial and the sound the rotator makes. Her generation will never see or use a rotary phone in real life so I’m not upset about the cord being too short and unrealistic. I’d rather she be safe.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought a week ago and disappointed to see that the dial isn't returning to its first position and the telephone cord to the handset is too short to reach baby's head without having to lift the whole phone up. For granddaughter 10 months. Seem to remember the original phones had flexible handset lead? Can't be a safety risk as the pull along cord is quite long.

I brought this item today for my baby. LO loves playing with phones and I remember having one as a child. The only issue I see is the short cord. If baby wants to put the receiver to ear the base dangles. If I knew it was that short I would have just purchased a real phone for baby to play with.

The phone is frustrating for my little one. The cord is way to short.

I thought this was a fun, nostalgic toy. My son loves the sound it makes when the wheels move. He likes to drive it like a car. The phone helps encourage imaginative play. The dial also helps with fine motor skills. The string was a bit annoying, so we easily removed it. Otherwise a really great toy that we would recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love it my son has it since he has 6 months old and now he is 5 years old

I was very disappointed with this toy that I had as a kid . The phone cord is too short , about 6 inches, and my granddaughter can’t play with it . She can’t “talk” into the handle part without the phone hanging from her ear.