Crayola Kids First Large Washable Crayons

I've always been a bit of an artist and have encouraged my children from a very young age to be creative, to use their imaginations and be expressive. Colouring books, drawing pads and crayons are a great way of stimulating a child's creativity but can raise the problem of scribble happy toddlers covering your home in their doodles and I'm not talking about the "pin the artwork on the fridge" fashion. Crayola Large Washable Crayons are chunky wax crayons which come as part of an expanding Crayola Washable range. They are designed to provide the same bright colours while being easily washable from household surfaces. Each crayon follows the ...  Read the complete review

I noticed that no one else has written about crayola washable crayons and thought I would be able to tell you about these crayons. In New York in 1899 Edward Binney and his cousin C Harold Smith owned a factory that made shoe polish and printing ink. They produced slate pencils for schools. In 1902 they had developed a non toxic colourful crayon and crayola crayons were born. A box of 8 coloured crayons cost 1 nickel. I am sure a lot of you will have used crayola crayons. The washable crayons are very similar to the wax crayons I used as a child. I am not sure if they were washable then. If your child is over zealous in their crayoning and marks the ...  Read the complete review