The Boy got a pack of Tadoodles for his first birthday. I love encouraging colouring in kids- the younger the better. I don't think a child is ever to young to develop skills that will assist them in handwriting skills, creativity, learning their colours, strength, and coordination.
The Boy's first foray into colouring was a fun one, lasting about 5 minutes (maybe less, I didn't time it).
First, he tried the figure out what the heck to do with them:
The Boy's first foray into colouring was a fun one, lasting about 5 minutes (maybe less, I didn't time it).
First, he tried the figure out what the heck to do with them:
Then, he decided to test out what they tasted like:
Then he really got into it, figuring out how to make huge lines of colour:
TADA! His first picture:) Picasso? Matisse? Rembrandt?
Then he really got into it, figuring out how to make huge lines of colour:
TADA! His first picture:) Picasso? Matisse? Rembrandt?
Definitely Jackson pollock.
P.s. You are such a teacher, you wrote his name and date :)
I can't help myself. You should see how much labeling and dating I do. Sad.
adorable!!
I used to put my guys in their highchairs and let them have at it with fingerpaints or pudding. SO much fun!
so cute! Just remember....when they say 'not permanent' - not always the case - Will had a blue face for 2 days this weekend...