Fisher Price Camera

My little boy was almost 3 at Christmas and has had a fascination for taking pictures since he was given a disposable camera about a year ago, so hubby decided although the age range for the Fisher Price digital camera was 5 that our little boy just had to have one. We ordered ours from Ebay and were sent one from the states which included a carry case which apparently was not available with the UK cameras. You do need to buy a memory card if you want to be able to download the photos and print them out. (My husband has not yet found a way of taking those stored directly on the camera off, on to the laptop, but that could be user error) My little ...  Read the complete review

I'd seen the adverts on TV for these cameras quite a while before Christmas, they first became available in 2006, but I hadn't really noticed until the run up to Christmas that they were around. When I first saw it, I must admit I couldn't believe they had made a digital camera for kids! Wow, whatever next. They'll be making real working mobile phones for three year olds next! Turns out this isn't the first time Fisher Price have launched a camera for children in 1984 which sold close to 5 million, a very popular idea apparently. So, I thought I'd buy for my little girl, she loves anything that makes her feel like a grown up, she also loves to figure out ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Fisher Price Kid Tough digital camera for my little girls third birthday. She has always had a fascination with cameras and used to try and take photos with mine so I knew this would be a hit. This make appealed to me as it claimed to be built to survive drop after drop after drop and as my little girl has been inflicted with my clumsy gene I knew it would be dropped and therefore, needed to be very durable. My daughter doesn't have the latest model but the newer version is also waterproof. The camera comes in pink or blue. It has a sturdy soft plastic moulded cover which has large grips so it is easy for your little one to hold. ...  Read the complete review

Quite often whilst on holiday our children would want to photograph the places we visited. Being aged 2,6 and 9 we would hand them the camera and remind them to be careful. This someitmes spoilt things for them as they were as worried as we were about them dropping it and causing damage. The solution to this was to buy them their own camera, it would need to be resilient to knocks, easy to use and reasonably priced. The answer was the Fisher Price kids camera,this has been designed with the youngster in mind. The case is tough abs plastic to stand up to being dropped, theres only 2 buttons, one for the flash the other to take the picture. It ...  Read the complete review

if anyone watches milkshake on 5 in the morning - erm i mean if any ones little ones lol ..... this fisher price camera was in EVERY single advert break from October to christmas last year ! Thats at least once every 10-15 minutes!! Anyhow my daughter really took to these adverts and began to point it out in the argos catalogue to me as the camera that falls from a top bedroom window but doesnt break. I uumed and aahhhed for a few weeks as this time last year it was £ 60 and my daughter was only two and a half. When my daughter took an unhealthy interest in my digital camera i thought the time had come to BUY BUY BUY !! AND I WAS NOT DISAPPOINTED. ...  Read the complete review