ELC Super Scribbler

My Daughter has been an artist in the making from a very young age. Not long after she learned to walk, she worked out how to find a stray pen or pencil left lying around by her older brother. Of course there is nothing more tempting to a toddler, for expressing your creative talents than a lovely, freshly painted, large wall. I would regularly find little, and sometimes big, scribbles around 2 foot off the floor. Keen to encourage her artistic skills I purchased crayons and pencils. The problem with these where that firstly, they required constant supervision. And secondly she seemed quite partial to the taste and would stick them in her mouth. So ...  Read the complete review

We have the pink Super Scribbler. It has a big rectangular screen, and a useful carrying handle. The "pen" is attached by a string so that it doesn't get lost. On each side is a fold-out section containing some tools. When you draw on the screen with the special magnetic pen it shows in darker grey. The four stamper tools are good for stamping a shape on the screen - a heart, flower, star, or swirl. The roller tool is more difficult to use as you have to roll it quite slowly - which children don't do. If you do roll it slowly, you get a fancy border pattern. There are three on the roller. When you are bored with the picture, you ...  Read the complete review

Similar designs of these have been out yearsd and have always been popular for very child.When i was young they used to be known as etch sketch wehre you turned the little knobs and drew a picture with it however the line would only go left/right or up/down so you never really got much of a recognisable picture from it. However these new designs are great, they come in either blue and green or a girly one which is pink and green. Its a large screen with a pen attached by a piece of rope so it can never get lost and usually comes with some stamps to add different shapes to your picture. After theyve drawn a picture it can be easily erased for them to another ...  Read the complete review

Pre-school children can be so creative! My daughter added a personal touch to my freshly painted lilac dining room with a vivid orange wax crayon, which has proved almost impossible to remove. The budding Michaelangelo also tried her hand at textile design using a biro on a cream suite. Apart from recommending that parents should choose soft furnishings in a more practical colour range - such as black - and choose a more washable paint for their walls that vinyl silk, I have come to the conclusion that prevention is better than cure. The Early Learning Centre Super Scribbler is the answer. The Super Scribbler is a board that ...  Read the complete review

My daughter started to show an interest for a scribbler after playing with one at a friends house. The only problem there was with the one my friend had for her daughter was that there was only one pen and the two of them where fighting over the pen a lot. So I thought it would be practical if I can get one with two pens and other accessories. So when I saw the Super Scribbler in the ELC catalogue my wish came true! Although it is a bit of an investment £15.00 but it's worth the money. It comes with two pens, 2 rollers, 2 combs and 4 character stamps. No mess and easy to put away because all the accessories fit in the frame. And my ...  Read the complete review