August 29, 2005
When we went for The Squad’s 15 month check up, one of the questions the pediatrician asked me was if they could draw a line - not necessarily a straight line, but something. I told him I didn’t know, I never let them have anything that they could write with. I was afraid somebody would lose an eye.
Upon hearing this, their Grandmother decided that they must have crayons at once.
It turns out that Ian can draw a line and Claudia is more into pointillism.
Here is a picture of why I’m glad they were coloring on Grandma’s table and not mine. It is also a sample of Ian’s work (no he did not write his own name).
This is also right before Claudia bit the tip off the purple crayon. Sadly, I had to put the camera down, so she wouldn’t eat anymore, but it was pretty funny.
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August 29th, 2005 at 4:59 pm, Mister Hand Says:
First it’s crayons, then it’s fingerpaints–these are gateway utensils, you know. I hope you’ve thought this out.
August 29th, 2005 at 5:08 pm, Tammy Says:
Try the Colorwonder markers. They only color on special paper. The older ones smelled funny, but I think they have gotten better. Also, they will look brilliant, because you can’t color out of the lines.
August 29th, 2005 at 7:51 pm, Gidge Says:
ColorWonder by Crayola rules. We took them on the Airplane with Louis and he loved it.
We did lose the blue one during the landing, though….it rolled away…..