I tried finding pictures of it online, but I couldn’t. I had a Casio Keyboard for kids that had animal sounds. The sounds were realistic enough to make the dogs go crazy when a Cat or dog sound was played (I probably insulted them in animal language).
I had that keyboard for years, and I’m unsure what happened to it. It either got damaged or was given away by my mom. Regardless, I spent a nice time making noise with it (and never learned how to play it, sadly). Do you have a beloved toy growing up?
Bonus: I also had a small stuffed bear I called Moe Tito; it might still be on the house, and I asked my family for help finding it. If I find it, I’ll update it here (not that no one cares xD ).
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