We're going on a cruise in the Bahamas soon and both kids are having birthdays right before. They've been asking for cameras and I want to get each one to take pics. They'll be 8 & 10 but never have had cameras before so I don't want to spend over a $100 on a nicer camera. Which have you had better luck with the Fisher Price or Vtech? Will these work well enough for my 10 yr old?

I know Fisher Price and VTech make some, but the resolution is less than 1 MP. Is there any camera (not necessarily made for kids) that takes decent quality pictures, does not cost too much, and is durable (could stand dropping a few feet without breaking)?

-We're looking for a kids digicam/cheap digicam that plugs into the tv for my little cousin who's family has no computer. We can't really go anymore than 40 bucks because of how many kids we have in our family to buy for.

-I'm also wondering what kind of camera your child has? Do you let them play with yours? How old are they?

The Fisher-Price Kid-Tough Waterproof Digital Camera is an ideal first camera for your little one.  It is designed to withstand dropping on hard surfaces and is liquid-proof to endure spills.  This educational toy is one of the top toys in digital cameras for kids.  One of the best toys on the market, it has earned many awards for its remarkable resilience.  The original version was great, but the new fall 2008 kid-tough camera has been modified to be even tougher and sturdier.

The Fisher-Price Kid-Tough Waterproof Digital Camera is recommended for children ages three years and up.  It is easy-to-use and has buttons that are simple for a child to operate.  This camera has a 1.5 color LCD screen for your child to view the pictures they have taken – just like a “real” camera that adults use!  This is a really cool and fun educational toy that will allow your child to experience photography for the first time.  Even the youngest children can have fun taking pictures with this camera.

The Fisher-Price Kid-Tough Waterproof Digital Camera includes a USB cable that can be connected to your computer (again, just like a grown-up’s camera!) to view and store your child’s photos.  The camera has an automatic flash and 64 MB of flash memory to store your child’s photo handiwork.  It can store up to 500 pictures!  There are dual handles so your child can firmly grasp the camera on both sides, making it really easy to hold and capture that award-winning family photograph.  It requires four AAA batteries that are not included.  You can also purchase a carrying case separately that will keep the camera safe as you travel about.

This educational toy is one of the best kids’ toys available for your child to begin learning how to take pictures and the importance of capturing memories in the moment.

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