Top 5 digital cameras for kids
by Janice Chen | August 10, 2010 11:11am PDT | Image 1 of 5
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Preschool: LeapFrog Click n' Create Digital Camera
Though it's always tempting to pass along your old digital camera to your kids (so you can upgrade with a bit less guilt), your hand-me-down point and shoot isn't always age-appropriate. To help you snap up a camera that will suit students of any age, here's a shortlist of great digital cameras for kids arranged by gradeFor more details, see the accompanying story: Back to School Guide 2010: Digital cameras for kids.
LeapFrog Click n' Create Digital Camera
The size of the 2.1-megapixel LeapFrog camera is great for little hands, as are the rubberized grips that make the camera feel fairly sturdy. Though the Vtech Kidizoom Plus (which I recommend for slightly older kids) is a better value for the same $50, if you're buying for a 2 or 3 year old, the LeapFrog camera will be easier to handle -- both because it's much simpler to use, and because of its more compact size. Tots will also love that the camera says "great shot!" when you snap a photo and "bye-bye" when you turn it off.
LeapFrog Click n' Create Digital Camera
The size of the 2.1-megapixel LeapFrog camera is great for little hands, as are the rubberized grips that make the camera feel fairly sturdy. Though the Vtech Kidizoom Plus (which I recommend for slightly older kids) is a better value for the same $50, if you're buying for a 2 or 3 year old, the LeapFrog camera will be easier to handle -- both because it's much simpler to use, and because of its more compact size. Tots will also love that the camera says "great shot!" when you snap a photo and "bye-bye" when you turn it off.
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