Chatterbox Preserves Photos with Words of Love

Sometimes a loved one is far away and a simple picture just isn’t reminder enough. Or maybe you just need to offer a more personalized gift for special occasions. Sure, there are standard recordable cards and books on the market that allow them to hear a familiar voice, but with no context. Now people can let the frame tell the story all on its own. Pictures truly are worth 1,000 words (assuming you can say that many in 10 seconds) with Chatterbox, a recordable picture frame that allows customers to record messages that can last forever, even when the picture changes. From baby showers to graduation presents, Chatterbox is a unique gift that can attach the perfect words to a precious memory.

No longer will people need to write important information on the back of photos, because the frame can do the talking. Chatterbox is simple: snap, speak and share. Snap a photo and insert it into one of the Chatterbox frames. The frame colors include blue, pink, purple, black and red, and frames are available in horizontal or vertical formats.

For Valentine’s Day or during wedding season, consider stocking frames in red or black for sweethearts with cute sayings like “Live, Laugh, Love” or “Love You.” For Mother’s or Father’s Day, display the “Our Family” frame with kid recordings as samples. Grandparents will always look for new ways to brag about their grandkids, so you can carry the “Our Grandkids” frame all year round. With all the colors and sayings, display options are endless.

Recording on Chatterbox is so easy, even a child can do it. All the recorder has to do is flip a little switch, speak their message into the frame and instantly create a customized message. The brand’s website offers simple sample recordings, but you can pre-record suggestions like detailing a memory or listing the things you love about the recipient. It’s easy to record and even easier to share.

The Chatterbox frames hold one 4” x 6” photo and include two AAA batteries. To carry these momentous memory makers, visit www.mychatterbox.com and snap them up.