Childrens Digital Cameras

They are extremely durable, ours have been dropped on concrete, accidentally stood on and even had a tumble down stairs and still they work just as good as the day we got them. The big buttons make it really easy for little fingers to operate.

It is not only a children's camera, there are also some games on there for your children to have fun with, making it a great toy for the back of the car or even a visit to the doctors (keeps them entertained in the waiting room!).

One of my favourite parts of the V Tech Camera is the editing function - you can take a picture of someone and then in a few clicks insert some elephant ears or an alligator nose on them - its hilarious!

At the end of a day jam packed with childrens photography its great to sit down and take a sneek peek of what they have taken photos of. At one time Sam had an obsession with shoes, everyone who walked past us would get their shoes on camera. Harry goes for the photos of animals and scenery and funny things he sees on his travels. At various parts of the day they take photos of their Dad or me so that they can convert us into an animal or add a parrot to our shoulder - charming!

There are even 3 games on the V Tech Camera.

The first one is noughts and crosses with star fish and shells.

The second game (Sam's favourite) is matching pairs where you have to find 2 images the same.

The third game (Harry's favourite) is where you can juggle up one of the images that you have taken. It's scrambled into lots of jigsaw pieces and then you have to put the jigsaw back together. So you can see yourself in lots of little pieces,

Squidoo is my favourite place on the web. It's easy to make friends and it's just a lovely community of talented folk here willing to help newbies. The modules that you are given to work with make lensmaking easy and fun. So go have fun and Click here to Make Your Lens today