You can also tape them together to have your toddler make a beautiful rainbow as seen by Make and Takes tutorial above!īe sure to supervise your toddler when they paint using Q-tips as they might insert them in their nose, ears, or mouth. Instead of a paint brush, toddlers can also use Q-tips as a substitute! Since Q-tips usually come in large packs, you can use one Q-tip for each color. Here’s a rainbow painting made using Q-tips from Make and Takes. Q-tip Painting For Toddlers Q-tip Painting Activityīuggy and Buddy uses Q-tips and watercolor for an easy painting activity for toddlers. Just paint your toddler’s hand or foot, press it down on a piece of paper or a canvas, and let them add details with a brush or their fingers. Peppy Prisha shows us various other options for footprint animal art, such as ladybugs and bees. Here’s a really simple and cute footprint penguin painting from Mr Otter Art Studio. These handprint painting crafts from Crafts for Kids provide ideas on what animals your toddler can make with their handprints, like this cute pink flamingo. Hand/ Footprint Painting Ideas For Toddlers Handprint Flamingo The painting ideas in this list are categorized by different painting tools and different painting styles, and also includes bonus ideas! Painting Ideas for Toddlers Using Different Toolsīefore looking for a paint brush, here are six tools (including their hands and feet) toddlers can use instead! 1. For toddlers, they may be given crayons and a coloring book or they may be given some paint and a brush and left to have at it on a piece of paper.īut what are other painting ideas for toddlers that aren’t just a mess of paint on paper?īelow are 12 different toddler painting ideas to help pass the time or to use as a bonding activity.

Painting and coloring are the common ways to introduce one to art.

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