Kick start your child’s creative side with the Digital Arts & Crafts Studio from Fisher Price. This is another fascinating leap in the world of children’s toys and entertainment. Your little one will become immersed in their own world of drawing, coloring, and creating their very own masterpieces.

The Digital Arts & Crafts Studio will revamp your computer system into a digital arts interface that is fascinating and easy to use, even for kids. Little ones between four and nine are the target users for it. The drawing tool can be made to act as many different artist tools including a pencil, paintbrush, stamper, or crayon. 
 
There’s an abundance of activities and final creations that can be designed, and printed out within the studio. Your child’s imagination is their only limit to what can be done. They can sit down for a spell of coloring, create cards, party hats, or party initiations. You aren’t even limited to doing activities that come with the standard package. There are additional CD-ROMS and software to expand the studio’s capabilities.

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This is the digital age, and as so, a digital camera is practically a must, even for a child. Of course, you can be pretty sure that a Fisher Price Digital Camera will be a wonderful gift for any child, even the rough and tumble ones. The Fisher Price Kid Tough Digital Camera is designed to handle even the roughest of child play, and still bring years of enjoyment to your child. Features of this camera include a color LCD preview screen, where children can instantly view the pictures that they have taken. This is a wonderful surprise for children, as they don’t have to wait to see what they have made. They can instantly see the art that they have created in their pictures. The controls of the Fisher Price Digital Camera are easy enough for children to use, and they don’t have to be able to read to understand them. That makes it a great toy for toddlers and even kindergartners, as they can use it without having their parents reading them directions. It will make them feel like a “big boy/girl” simply because they can operate their own camera without any help. Read the rest of this entry »