Ideas to make disposable cameras hang around neck

[cmom]

I would love to give both my kids their own cameras to use while in the kids clubs and activities when their not with us. Is their anything out there to buy or any creative people that could help me make something to attach somehow so they can hang it around their neck?

If its not attached its not going to make it back to the room.

 

[mmouse37]

I would love to give both my kids their own cameras to use while in the kids clubs and activities when their not with us. Is their anything out there to buy or any creative people that could help me make something to attach somehow so they can hang it around their neck?

If its not attached its not going to make it back to the room.

Maybe you could use any kind of comfortable ribbon or cording. I just thought ribbon would be easy to attach to a disposable camera.

 

[sandiegosusie]

Onboard our last cruise I purchased a water bottle "lanyard". We used it to keep our walkie talkies around our neck. Check and see if the camera has a little slit that you can slip something through. If so you can use a lanyard of some kind. Hope this helps...

 

[pfuentes1098]

the Fuji underwater disposables had a rubberband to put around the wrist (the last time I had one was years ago, though, might have changed). If they still have that, maybe you could attach a lanyard or beaded chain? The underwater ones are a bit more expensive, I think, but you wouldn't have to worry about them going in the water, either.

 

[Mickeyhugger]

I would be very cautious on how you hang a camera on a lanyard or ribbon around a child's neck. The lanyard or ribbon would need to have a break away clasp in case the lanyard got caught on a mixed object( in other words you child could be chocked severely).

Rob

 

[cmom]

Thank you everyone for the ideas. All I could come up with was to hot glue something to the camera but I wasent sure how well that would hold.

 

[mmouse37]

I would be very cautious on how you hang a camera on a lanyard or ribbon around a child's neck. The lanyard or ribbon would need to have a break away clasp in case the lanyard got caught on a mixed object( in other words you child could be chocked severely).

Rob

Good point but obviously anyone should use common sense....