Peppa Pig finger paints from Staedtler's Noris junior range - four chunky tubes of bright, water-based paint designed for the messiest stage of artistic development, which is roughly ages two to four. These are the colours you want on the kitchen table for the activity that gets the toddler to settle for twenty minutes and produces a finished piece worth sticking on the fridge.
A quirky bit of trivia - Staedtler's finger paints comply with EN71 Part 7, which is the specific European standard for finger paints (separate from the general EN71 toy safety standard). EN71-7 sets limits on heavy metals, preservatives, and skin irritants - the kind of detail nobody reads but every European-made toddler product is held to.
Practical description - Water-based, so they wash out of clothing at 30degC and off skin under the tap. Fast-drying once on paper, which matters when you have a small person who wants to show you what they've made before it's properly set. Vibrant pigment load, not pale - the finished painting actually looks like the colours on the tube. Best on absorbent paper - cartridge or sugar paper rather than glossy.
How to use - Squeeze a coin-sized blob of each colour onto a paper plate or palette. Hand the child a piece of paper and let them go. Aprons recommended. The paint stays workable on the palette for around 20 minutes before it starts to skin over.
Specifications - 4 colours, tubes. Water-based formula. Complies with EN71 Part 7. Dermatologically tested. Recommended for ages 2+. Made in Germany.
Peppa Pig finger paints from Staedtler's Noris junior range - four chunky tubes of bright, water-based paint designed for the messiest stage of artistic development, which is roughly ages two to four. These are the colours you want on the kitchen table for the activity that gets the toddler to settle for twenty minutes and produces a finished piece worth sticking on the fridge.
A quirky bit of trivia - Staedtler's finger paints comply with EN71 Part 7, which is the specific European standard for finger paints (separate from the general EN71 toy safety standard). EN71-7 sets limits on heavy metals, preservatives, and skin irritants - the kind of detail nobody reads but every European-made toddler product is held to.
Practical description - Water-based, so they wash out of clothing at 30degC and off skin under the tap. Fast-drying once on paper, which matters when you have a small person who wants to show you what they've made before it's properly set. Vibrant pigment load, not pale - the finished painting actually looks like the colours on the tube. Best on absorbent paper - cartridge or sugar paper rather than glossy.
How to use - Squeeze a coin-sized blob of each colour onto a paper plate or palette. Hand the child a piece of paper and let them go. Aprons recommended. The paint stays workable on the palette for around 20 minutes before it starts to skin over.
Specifications - 4 colours, tubes. Water-based formula. Complies with EN71 Part 7. Dermatologically tested. Recommended for ages 2+. Made in Germany.
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