Djeco Creative animal drawing game for toddlers 18 months, paper and cardboard

The Djeco creative animal drawing game is an introductory coloring set, specially designed for children aged 18 months and older. With the help of an adult, the child places a sheet of paper into the box lid, followed by the appropriate stencil, then scribbles into the holes and, ta-da, beautiful pictures of animals begin to appear. It is a simple and enjoyable way for little ones to take their first steps into the world of drawing.

The size of the sheets and stencils is designed to ensure they do not move within the lid, so the scribbling takes on a beautiful form. The child will be very pleased with their creation and confident to practice again, and the result motivates them to repeat the activity as often as they wish. The step-by-step instruction booklet, presented in colorful images, guides both the adult and the child during play.

The set contains 12 illustrated sheets measuring 21 x 28 cm, 3 stencils with thick shapes that are easy for small hands to handle, and 3 double-tipped wax crayons, which provide a total of 6 colors. Thus, the child has everything they need to color and discover the joy of creating, without the need for additional accessories.

The game is made of paper and cardboard. Adult supervision is recommended while the child is playing. Read the product label carefully before giving the toy to the child. The manufacturer is Djeco, France, a name known for its creative toys for children.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age is the game recommended for? The game is recommended for children aged 18 months to approximately 3 years old.

What does the set contain? The set contains 12 illustrated sheets (21 x 28 cm), 3 stencils with thick shapes, 3 double-tipped wax crayons in 6 colors, and a step-by-step instruction booklet.

What is it made of? The game is made of paper and cardboard.

How is the game used? With the help of an adult, the child places a sheet of paper into the box lid, then the appropriate stencil, and scribbles into the holes to make the pictures appear.