Sesame Street KidClips

In 2002, Tiger Electronics (Hasbro), released a toddler version of their popular "HitClips" player, called KidClips. Intended for ages 3 and up, there were two retro-styled players: one that looked like a jukebox, and one that looked like a radio. Each came with one music cartridge; more music could be purchased separately. The original cartridges featured 60-second clips of popular Disney tunes. They were attached by cords to a chunky clip, and could be clipped onto a strap on the player to help keep them from getting lost.
A special radio-style player with Sesame Street graphics was produced, along with a number of song cartridges, including:
File:KidClipsPackage.jpg|Cartridge 3-pack
File:KidClipsDanceSelfSleep.jpg|"Dance Myself to Sleep"
File:KidClipsDoinPigeon.jpg|"Doin' the Pigeon"
File:KidClipsElmosSong.jpg|"Elmo's Song"
File:KidClipsILoveTrash.jpg|"I Love Trash"
File:KidClipsMonsterMirror.jpg|"Monster in the Mirror"
File:KidClipsNewWayToWalk.jpg|"A New Way to Walk"
File:KidClipsSomebodyComeAndPlay.jpg|"Somebody Come and Play"
File:KidClipsSSTheme.jpg|"Sesame Street Theme"
File:KidsClipsTakeBreath.jpg|"Take a Breath"
File:noimage-big.png|"C is for Cookie"
File:noimage-big.png|"Rubber Duckie"
File:noimage-big.png|"What's the Name of that Song?"
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Category:Sesame Street Toys
Category:Hasbro