The 1990s toy that simulated shaking a baby to death
Jibba Jabber was a doll made by toy company Ertl in the mid-1990s, marketed as a stress reliever for corporate executives. The doll’s distinguishing feature was the sound it made when you shook it — a distinct choking or strangling noise produced by its wobbling head, similar to a groan tube. You were meant to shake it vigorously to relieve …
