Drones can be useful in STEM learning: racing and stunt pilots usually get into self-building, which encourages understanding of electronics, and computer skills. Furthermore, some drones provide a great way to learn to code.

So whether your kid is a budding photographer or YouTuber who wants some aerial imagery, or they’re just seeking the adrenaline rush of racing against others, drones offer a new way to play and tempt them outside and away from the PlayStation… and what parent wouldn’t want that?

So what’s the best drone for kids on the market today? Below, we’ve put together a guide to help you find the best drone for you and your family.