Snap-Lock Beads Review

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(More customer reviews)With all the fancy-schmancy baby toys on the market today, these simple plastic beads remain one of my baby's favorites. While he's not old enough to snap the beads together, he does love to stare at the chain of beads as it wiggle-woggles around and to eventually pull the beads apart into smaller and smaller chains. In addition, these beads make great bathtub toys, since they float and can be used to fill and spill water. And, what's more -- and this is truly the very best part about the toy -- the beads can stick to your face if you're old (and strong) enough to squeeze the air out of the beads. My husband has many fond childhood memories of having contests over which sibling could attach the most snap-lock beads to his face without them falling off. And he apparently hasn't outgrown this game, since our baby squeals with delight when he sees Daddy's face covered with red, yellow, and purple snap-lock beads!

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Snap them together and pull them apart, over and over again! Babies love repetitive play, and these brightly-colored beads offer stimulating fun while strengthening developing skills. There's even a bright, shiny surprise with rattling beads inside! It'sSnap them together and pull them apart, over and over againBabies love repetitive play, and these brightly-colored beads offer stimulating fun while strengthening developing skillsThere's even a bright, shiny surprise with rattling beads insideIt's fundamental play that enriches baby's development-in a brilliant wayAge Range 6 to 36 Months

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Fisher-Price Toddlerz Chatter Telephone Review

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(More customer reviews)I was excited when I first bought this toy for my little one, because I had one when I was a child. I'll say one thing about it, it's cute and it looks like the old one, and it's durable. Most Fisher Price toys can withstand alot of abuse. But it's not as playable as the old one.
First of all, the original was made of wood of course, and this one is plastic, but no problem with that, just thought I would mention that to anyone who thought it was exactly like the old one.
The reason it's awkward for children to play with is because the reciever cord is very very short. The child will practically have to hold the whole phone up to his ear.
Whoever said that their child had the coiled cord wrapped around their neck was either lying trying for a lawsuit, or they had an actual older version. There is no way the coiled cord is going to wrap around anyone's neck unless it was a Barbie doll's neck. I'm assuming they shortened it for safety reasons. Okay, I understand that, but they left the pull cord long on it. A child could strangle themselves with the pull cord just as well as they could the reciever cord if it was long enough. So why shorten one for safety reasons but leave the other long? That is just stupid. My 1 year old won't play with this, because he won't pick up the whole phone to put the reciever to his ear. He gets frustrated with it. So really the only purpose it served was to bring back a childhood memory for me. I will probably wind up cutting the stupid 3 inch cord off of the darn thing so my baby can hold the reciever the right way.
So I only recommend this for someone who likes replicas of their childhood toys, or for someone who just likes cute toys to display on a shelf in their child's room. But I don't recommend it as a toy to play with.

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Moms and dads of all ages fondly remember this classic pull-toy. Now your own preschooler can enjoy chatting on this phone that features a friendly face and eyes that playfully move up and down when the phone is pulled along.

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