I had a Teddy Ruxpin that was like that. I still have the regular Teddy Ruxpin, and some of the story tapes; but not the original tape player.
My mom had also gotten my siblings and I some kind of edutainment set of cassettes that had, like, skits and such like an episode of Sesame Street all about learning various things. I forgot what the heck they were called though. They were super popular in the 80’s/early 90’s and predated Hooked on Phonics.
We had a little robot that would tell you stories and you got to pick the adventure by pressing buttons
I had a Teddy Ruxpin that was like that. I still have the regular Teddy Ruxpin, and some of the story tapes; but not the original tape player.
My mom had also gotten my siblings and I some kind of edutainment set of cassettes that had, like, skits and such like an episode of Sesame Street all about learning various things. I forgot what the heck they were called though. They were super popular in the 80’s/early 90’s and predated Hooked on Phonics.