📸 Capture Joyful Moments with the Multicolor LeapFrog Fun 2 3 Instant Camera Review

First of all, LeapFrog is a brand that our family knows and loves well. We have been buying LeapFrog toys for our two children for years and now we have a 2.5 year old nephew to buy them for. Cameras have always been one of my favorite toys for kids because there is something about them, they run around and take pictures of what they like and I love looking at it. This is a well-made toy, strong and durable. Our nephew comes here every week and plays with it all the time. He loves slides and…

LeapFrog Fun-2-3 Instant Camera Multicolor My baby is 16 months old and loves when I take pictures with my camera and she always wants to pick it up to take pictures. When I saw this camera I thought great, now I can shoot it too! She loves her camera! Not only can she take pretend pictures, which of course she thinks are real, but she can also learn about numbers, colors, shapes and animals! Batteries are included but will run out quickly as they are for demonstration purposes only. Zoom in…

This toy is so cute! My son seems to like it very much. He is 2 years (26 months) and so far he is doing very well. I don't think the 12M+ recommendation is correct; I find the camera a bit advanced for a one year old. Sure, toddlers and even babies will have fun pressing buttons and hearing music and sounds, but fitting the images into the tiny slot is DIFFICULT. My son initially struggled until he settled in (he's developed pretty good fine motor skills). It's also bulky and a little heavy…

This is a step forward for my 2 year old. She has many educational musical toys where you press a button on a phone or submarine and she plays or lights up. She also has many physical toys. This camera combines these elements in a very pleasant way. While everyone uses cell phones as cameras, there is something really cool about the way this camera makes sounds and mechanically ejects picture cards or zooms, which I find enjoyable and my toddler finds fascinating. At this point, she doesn't pay

I took this camera out of the box and gave it to my little one. She is 2.5 years old and I just wanted to see how well she understands what she is doing without help. It only took her 5 seconds to take the picture and another 30 to figure out how to eject the small disc. Realizing that she could replace the cartridge, that was all she did for another 10 minutes at a time. She finally figured out how to switch it from day mode to night mode. It should be noted that apart from the movement of the