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ELC Finger PaintsNewest Review: ... absolutely adored them. The size of the pot was perfect for sticking little fingers straight into and then on to the paper. ... more More ELC baby toys
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by - written on 19/09/05 (Very useful, 253 readings)
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Dib dab finger painting El C ready made bright finger paints are some I have used at work. You can buy these from the Early learning centre shops or at their online store. These pots of paint are recommended for tots aged 3 and over. Personally I would use with a younger child but would supervise them all the time. They cost £5.00p for a set of 6 colours orange yellow purple pink blue and green. These colours are bright and cheerful Each colour comes in its own individual pot. The pot contains 125mls of paint and is a good size for little hands to get into. The instructions warn that these paints may stain, they do but only a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/11/01 (Very useful, 187 readings)
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I would recommend the Early Learning Centre’s Finger Paints to every parent in the land! I bought my son the bright finger paints which consists of six pots of vibrantly coloured paint. There is yellow, orange, green, pink, purple and blue. The colours really stand out on any kind of paper – and also on the table, carpets, your hair etc! Being trained as an early years teacher, I consider myself to be somewhat of an expert on paint and its consistency. The Early Learning Centre has got it just right. The paint is thick which minimises the amount of mess made. There is nothing worse than watery paint for getting all over the place. The ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/10/00 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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I bought these when my ELC was shutting down so they were a bargain £3. I kept them hidden away for about 8 months and then gave them to my son for his 2nd birthday. I know the recommended age is 3+, but I thought he'd be fine with lots of supervision. They come in two types of colours, primary and brights. The pots have secure, reuseable lids on and are just about the right size for little hands. Well, they've proved a great success with him. We'd been playing in the paddling pool on day when he got bored, so I put a mess mat down on the patio, grabbed some paper and showed him the paints. At first he wasn't too sure but soon got the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/10/00 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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This is a great buy, cheap and guaranteed to keep any toddler/pre-scholar very happy. Mummy might not find it the most amazing idea so watch out for giving it as a pressie. 6 pots of brightly coloured paints that are easy to get little fingers into and easy to put the lids back onto after, In Elc you can buy special paper to go with the paint but my personal experience is that it goes on fine on any kind of paper. Paint does tend to get everywhere so make sure that you let your child loose with this in a area that can get splattered to with paint but stick down some newspapers and some paper to paint on and a couple of aprons and then loose yourself for a while ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/09/00 (Very useful, 174 readings)
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I bought my two year old some fingerpaints from ELC You get six 125ml pots of paint in a nice looking box, the colours I got were red green yellow blue black and white, They are great fun to use I put some old papers down on our tiled floor then some paper to paint on, or sometimes i use an easel, children love getting messy hands (well mine does) It also encourages imagination colour recognition, and keeps children amused for ages, I think as long as you have aprons on your child and protection on floor then they are very good fun to use.I believe I paid approximately £6 for the box but it is money worth spending I would say the recommended ... Read the complete review
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