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 was re-introduced for a whole new generation of children to enjoy.
— Reproductions from Fisher-Price have been named as hot sellers since 2005 by the specialty retailers that talk to TDmonthly.

— Mike DiAndrea, manager of Hardware Center Inc., reported to TDmonthly sales of about 40 Chatter Telephones per week in November 2009.

Fisher Price classic toy re-creations by Basic Fun are high quality preschool toys from days past that are every bit as appealing as toys for toddlers and preschool children today. From the classic toy look to their classic toy operation, these toys mirror the Fisher Price toy classics.
— "Basic Fun is recreating some of the toys that I grew up with, including the Chatter Telephone, the Teaching Clock and the Change A Record Music Box. We've found our customers love buying toys for their kids (or grand kids) that they had when they were little. These are moderately priced (all under $40 retail) and look identical to the old Fisher Price toys," Joe Mitchell, owner of YoYo Joe's Toys & Fun, told TDmonthly at Toy Fair 2010.