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Learning Resources Pretend and Play Teaching Telephone
With the Pretend and Play Teaching Telephone it's easy to teach telephone numbers that are important to your child! Program in any telephone number (with or without 1+area code). Record a message for your child. When your child dials the programmed number correctly, they hear your message! Program a new telephone number and record a message - again and again! Teaching Telephone features 11 digit display, big buttons for little hands, note pad holder with note paper included, handy telephone number reference and more! For additional teaching fun a Teaching Telephone Activity book is sold separately. Telephone measures approximately 7" x 7.5". Requires 3 "AA" alkaline batteries (included). Awards: Dr. Toy, Best Children's Vacation Products (1999) Parent's Guide to Children's Media (1999) Child Magazine's Best Toys of the Year, Toddlers (1999) Working Mother Magazine's 30 Top Toys (1999) Parent's Magazine Best Toys of the Year (1999) National Parenting Publications Awards (NAPPA) Honors (1999) ASTRA Holiday Picks K-12 (1999) Babyzone's Amazing Toy Award Winner (1999) Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award (2000) Informal Educational Products Award of Excellence (2000) Toy Tips Trusted The Good Toy Guide, Recommended (2000)- UK Fox 8 Educational Top Toys (2000) NAPPA Honors Award Winner (2002) more
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- Posted: Apr-11-2008
Not working. Needs to return it
The toy is not working. Only the green on/off light is on, occasional beep, totally silent otherwise, no display. I changed the batteries to no effect.Now I need to return it. Very disappointed. Will see how amazon customer service deal with this and write a final review.
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- Posted: Feb-12-2008
Great--until it broke in the second week
This Learning Resource phone did in fact help my daughter learn our telephone number (helped by a incentive of a trip for ice cream when she did it)----and quite satisfactorily allowed a personalized recording of our voices to be waiting for her when she successfully dialed it (just the 7...
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- Posted: Jan-20-2008
disappointed
I bought this for my son for Christmas, as he requested a toy telephone and I thought it would be beneficial for him to start learning how to call his own phone number and 911. First of all, it is difficult to program phone numbers into speed dial. The pamphlet tells you how but of course that...
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- Posted: Jan-18-2008
great idea
Great little phone if your kids will use it. Mine doesn't seem to care for it. I am hoping this changes as it could be a very good learing tool. I agree that having people call whom your kids do not know can be confusing for them. But, it isn't like you can't explain to them why it is different.
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- Posted: Dec-30-2007
Great toy!
As I mentioned in several other reviews, I have wasted a lot of money (unfortunately) this holiday season. I hope I learn for next year. This was NOT a waste. The Disney Princess phone I bought before this one was a waste. I bought that one thinking it was somewhat educational. It wasn't. So,...
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- Posted: Sep-16-2007
Best Toy Phone Available & Teaches Children How To Use Phone!
We've had our Learning Resources Phone for two years and it still works perfectly. In my estimation, it's the best toy phone on the market; it's fun, teaches children to use the phone (including 911), and is very well-built. The best part of this phone is that you can program your home phone...
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- Posted: Feb-09-2007
Shocked
I'm shocked that other parents have not commented about the pre-programmed caller, "Aunt Gladys." "Aunt Gladys" asks your child if they want to come over and see her dogs' new puppies. That question immediately made me feel uncomfortable. It's a common ploy among child predators to ask a child...
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- Posted: Jan-22-2007
Telephone fun
This was a Christmas gift for our grandaughter's age two & four. They both play with it and the two year old must call daddy every day and listen to his personal recording over and over. She also answers the questions from the prerecorded messages. This toy really gets used, it doesn't sit on...
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- Posted: Jan-18-2007
A great phone for preschoolers
This is a nice phone for the kids of various ages. My five year old practices our home number and my 3 and 2 year olds like to push the buttons. They like the normal phone tone that makes it more realistic. They no longer try to use my phone, so very happy about that. The only thing that you...
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- Posted: Nov-06-2006
Good Resource, but LOUD
This phone has been a valuable resource for my 5-year-old who now knows our home number and my cell number thanks to the phone. Aside from the learning aspect, there are also fun prerecorded messages for pretend. My only complaint is the volume control stopped working and it is now stuck on the...
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