Yes, almost all modern kids cameras can record video. Typical specifications:

- Resolution: 720p (1280×720) to 1080p (1920×1080)

- Frame rate: Generally 15–30 fps

- Audio: Built-in mono microphone; no external mic support

- Format: AVI or MP4, playable on most devices without conversion

Quality expectations: Video quality should be assessed as "functional" rather than "good." The small sensor, limited processing power, and basic microphone produce videos that are fine for a child to watch on the camera's own screen or to share with family on a phone, but they won't rival what a smartphone or even a low-end GoPro-style camera produces. Motion handling is the biggest weakness — fast movement tends to produce choppy footage.