We bought this camera for our three-year-old son for Christmas 2007. It was on special offer at Argos for £45.00, which is still quite a hefty price for what it is. The idea of a tough digital camera for kids that can withstand lots of abuse is great, however, I feel the manufacturers have made a few mistakes with this product. The first issue is the fact that this camera has a built-in automatic flash, which cannot be disabled. This can be a serious safety hazzard for very young children, who might accidentally use the camera the wrong way around - like my son tends to - and have the flash go off right in their eye! My husband immediately spotted this ...  Read the complete review

As a family who is addicted to taking photographs it was only natural that my 3 year old son would get the bug soon and lo and behold he took a shine to daddy's digital camera, daddy wasn't happy but the main thing is keeping the kids happy right haha! So a compromise was made, our little one had to keep his bedroom tidy, be a good boy and save his pocket money up and he could get his own camera. I looked at the ones designed for children and they all seemed a bit too old for him and I didn't think he'd enjoy using such a little camera when he was used to daddy's camera so after having a browse online I came across the Fisher Price Kid Tough Digital Camera ...  Read the complete review

This is a review of the Fisher Price Kid-Tough Digital Camera which we bought our daughter for her birthday recently. The camera is suitable for ages 3-7, which I think is about right. Our daughter is already using her dad's iPad competently so I thought a digital camera would be something she would enjoy figuring out too. What is it? The camera is large and chunky and has a viewfinder as an eyepiece so you look with both eyes to take a picture. It is very rubbery on the outside so basically bounces when you drop it which is why it is OK for kids to use. Setting up The first step is to buy / find 4 x AAA batteries to get your camera ...  Read the complete review

I bought this Fisherprice camera for my three year old son for his birthday. We knew he would love taking photo's as he likes the pretend cameras that come as gifts with comics. We paid £44.99 for this camera which I thought was a bit expensive for a toy camera when you can get cheaper adult ones. The camera is really simple to use and he has spent hours and hours taking photo's of everything from people's toes to birds outside. The screen on the camera is very small and it makes it really difficult to view the pictures that they have taken. Although, my son loves the camera it is not worth downloading them onto your pc as they look even worse on the monitor ...  Read the complete review

We bought the Fisherprice Camera for my son last christmas who was two and a half years as loved taking photos on ours and was so worried about him breaking. When we purchased it from Argos it was in the sale and reduced to £44.99, I was a bit reluctant to pay that much still, but as we had some vouchers and knew he would love it we got it. When he opened it Christmas day he loved it and easily figured out how to use and spent ages taking photos. However the screen on the camera is very small for them to actually see the photos they have taken. Very excited we then uploaded it to the computer, which was straight forward, but was absolutely devasted when we saw ...  Read the complete review