Elevate your child's artistic journey with our Finger Puppet Crayons – a delightful blend of play and creativity! Stack them high, balance them on fingers, or let the adorable animal designs spark imaginative play. Crafted to slip effortlessly onto little fingers, these crayons are designed for easy drawing on paper.

With ergonomic precision, they provide a comfortable grip for small hands, allowing children to control the crayon effortlessly and create with the pointed tip. Introducing drawing at an early age not only adds a daily dose of fun but also aids in developing fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

As toddlers express emotions through drawing, their curiosity expands, leading to the exploration of familiar objects and people. Fostering relationships between objects and colours, these crayons create a vibrant canvas for developmental growth. Suitable for ages 18 months and above, let the Finger Puppet Crayons be your child's first step into a world of artistic discovery.

Suitable for ages 18 months

Developmental Benefits

• Fine Motor Skills Refinement: Slipping easily onto little fingers, these crayons enhance fine motor skills as children control and manoeuvre them during drawing.
• Imaginative Play: The finger puppet design encourages creative play, enabling children to explore various scenarios and animal noises while drawing.
• Ergonomic Grip: Specifically designed for small hands, the crayons promote an ergonomic grip, allowing children to comfortably grasp and control them with ease.
• Early Drawing Introduction: Introducing drawing at an early age fosters a love for artistic expression, providing a daily and enjoyable activity for toddlers.
• Hand-Eye Coordination: Drawing with the pointed tip enhances hand-eye coordination, a crucial skill for overall physical and cognitive development.
• Emotional Expression: Drawing becomes a means for children to express emotions, fostering emotional intelligence and communication skills.
• Curiosity Development: Through drawing activities, children become more curious about their surroundings, laying the foundation for a lifelong love of learning.
• Object Recognition: As children draw familiar objects and people, they develop object recognition skills, expanding their understanding of the world.
• Colour Relationship Understanding: Drawing relationships between objects and colours, such as a yellow sun, promotes early comprehension of colour associations.
• Early Cognitive Growth: Drawing activities contribute to early cognitive development, aiding in the exploration of shapes, patterns, and spatial awareness.