How to Select a Whisper Phone

Posted on December 13 2017

How to Select a Whisper Phone

A checklist to help you choose the right one for your child, student, or patient.

A whisper phone allows children to speak softly into the receiver for instant auditory feedback. This practical and easy-to-use tool can help them make immediate adjustments to improve fluency, pronunciation and reading speed. Learn more about the whisper phones here.

With more parents, teachers, and speech therapists utilizing this simple and effective tool at home, in the classroom, and during speech therapy sessions, you may be wondering how to choose the best one.

Before selecting a whisper phone, check these criteria off your list:

The receiver is the appropriate size for my child

Choose a whisper phone that easily reaches between the ear and mouth for better comfort and performance.

It’s lightweight

Consider the weight of the whisper phone and go with one that is as light as possible – Toobaloo weighs just over 1 oz.!

There are no sharp edges or toxic ingredients

Ensure the whisper phone you’re considering is free of sharp edges and made of safe materials.

It can be easily cleaned and sanitized

A whisper phone that you can clean and sanitize in the dishwasher makes maintenance and hygiene a breeze.

It’s attractive and fun to use

Pick a device that is available in your child’s favorite color. From primary colors to bright neon, Toobaloo offers many choices for all preferences.

It’s CPSIA certified

A whisper phone that has been CPSIA certified will give you the peace of mind knowing it is completely safe for your child to use.

Designed by a teacher, Toobaloo is a whisper phone that ticks all the boxes on your list. Starting at under $6.00, you can help your struggling child, student, or patient begin their journey toward better reading, speech, and comprehension. Shop our Toobaloo collection online or call 877.819.2541 to speak to a knowledgeable customer service representative.

Looking for more ways or tools to help your child, student, or patient read or speak better, please check out our informational and helpful blog post collection here.