Djeco Finger Paint 6 Colors for 18 Months+ Washable D-4236

Djeco 6-color finger paints are a set designed for the youngest artists who are discovering the joy of direct contact with colors. The child paints directly with their hands and fingers, experimenting with textures and shades in a free and sensory way. The set contains 6 colors in 75 ml tubes and a palette for mixing colors, providing everything necessary for their first works of art.

The paints are easily washable, making them suitable for little ones to play with. With these watercolors, you can take prints of your little one's fingers or feet for a unique painting that you will all enjoy over time. It is an activity that remains a precious family memory.

Finger painting stimulates creativity and imagination, promotes self-confidence, and develops hand-eye coordination along with fine motor skills. Sensory play helps the child understand the world through touch and observation, and visible results reinforce their desire to continue exploring and creating. The colors are also suitable for use in preschool settings, where groups of children can paint together.

The set is recommended for children from 18 months. Adult supervision is recommended during play, and the product label should be read carefully before giving the product to the child. The product is manufactured by Djeco in France, a manufacturer recognized for its toys and creative materials dedicated to children.

What is included:

• 6 colors in 75 ml tubes,
• a palette for mixing colors.

Benefits:

• Stimulates creativity and imagination
• Sensory play
• Promotes self-confidence
• Develops hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills

Frequently Asked Questions

From what age can these watercolors be used? The set is recommended for children from 18 months, and the colors are also suitable for the 3 - 6 age group.

What does the set contain? The set includes 6 colors in 75 ml tubes and a palette for mixing colors.

Can I take prints with these colors? Yes, you can take prints of your little one's fingers or feet for a unique painting that remains a family memory.