Why are the outlines so thick?

Thick outlines and large open shapes leave room for a child who colors without staying inside the lines. Each page has one object and almost no small parts.

Is this suitable for a two year old?

The pages are made for children of two and three, with one large object and a few broad shapes. Adult help with the crayon is still the usual way to start.

What are the three styles?

Chunky uses the thickest outline and the fewest parts. Balloon shapes draws the object as rounded, inflated forms, and friendly face adds a smiling face to it.

Can I ask for a different object?

Yes. An object you type, such as a cow, a car or a banana, is a request; the page keeps the chunky style but may not match it exactly.

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Toddler coloring pages: rubber duck, teddy bear, beach ball

Toddler coloring pages — a single rubber duck seen from the side, a round body, a flat beak and one big dot eye, extra-thick black outlines on one single object, no small parts, no inner lines beyond a face

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Reading 3Beach ball

Toddler coloring pages for children of two and three holding a crayon for the first time, printed by parents and daycare staff. Each page shows one object, a rubber duck, a teddy bear or a beach ball, in extra-thick outlines with almost no small parts. The styles are chunky, balloon shapes and friendly face. Type a different object, such as a cow or a car, and the same chunky style carries it.

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Frequently asked questions

Why are the outlines so thick?: Thick outlines and large open shapes leave room for a child who colors without staying inside the lines. Each page has one object and almost no small parts.
Is this suitable for a two year old?: The pages are made for children of two and three, with one large object and a few broad shapes. Adult help with the crayon is still the usual way to start.
What are the three styles?: Chunky uses the thickest outline and the fewest parts. Balloon shapes draws the object as rounded, inflated forms, and friendly face adds a smiling face to it.
Can I ask for a different object?: Yes. An object you type, such as a cow, a car or a banana, is a request; the page keeps the chunky style but may not match it exactly.

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