CALIFORNIA CADE ELECTRONIC Finger Lights- 50Pcs Finger Flashlights for Kids-Bachelorette Party Favors - Party Supplies for Parties Cheering Novelty Toys for Kids, Adult

These finger flashlights were a hit with the kids!! I gave them to my kids and their friends for Halloween. They used them that night trick or treating, but my kids continue to use them as flashlights or reading in bed lights. They're lasting much longer than I expected!

I bought these for my class treasure box and my students love them! Definitely one of their favorites! The lights last, they are easy to turn on, and a great price!

Fun item for birthday party bags

This was fun for children to use.

My students love these for reading in the book boxes.

I use these as incentive gifts for my grandson. He likes to play with them after he goes to bed.

So, my kids love these. They're cool little finger lights for your kiddos. They're not very durable though, not that anyone in their right mind would expect a little finger light to hold up to, well, anything.. It's two pieces of plastic snapped together. So.. Duh.. Anywho, and yes, this is completely on me, im pretty sure theres a warning (but probably for choking rather than the real danger)... I failed to think about the tiny button batteries used in these. I just let my boys' have a couple and never really thought about it again (until I did).. My daughter was 18-19 months old when I got these for the boys. Unfortunately it didn't take long until I found a couple of them, broken, in the boys' room. Luckily I found the button batteries.. no harm, no foul. Well, then, I found one in the washer, also broken. That time I couldn't find one of the batteries. And that's where things got iffy.. ***BUTTON BATTERIES ARE EXTREMELY DANGEROUS WHEN SWALLOWED*** I was sure my daughter hadn't gotten ahold of it, and she wasn't the "must put everything in my mouth' kind of girl, so I truly had no reason to suspect she'd swallowed one okay. BUT, like I said, these are dangerous- deadly, dangerous.. The fact is I couldn't account for one of these batteries so I did what any anxiety ridden mother would do and immediately had my baby girl xrayed at our local ER.. She didn't swallow it, so really, no harm. HOWEVER, this could have gone the other way just as easily. She really could have swallowed it. Please, if you have young kids, do not let your kids keep these. Let them play and then put them up when they're not in use so you don't find yourself freaking out over a lost battery.

These finger lights were a hit with our ladies retreat.