Construction Equipment Color & Play Set for Infants | Excavator, Bulldozer, Dump truck, and Cement Mixer
High-contrast books are only half right. Babies build vision through touch. DoodleFace Play Characters give newborns the high-contrast shapes their developing eyes need AND the 3D contoured edges their hands can hold, trace, and explore. Newborn eyes are drawn to high contrast. That part is right. But babies also build vision through touch in the first months of life, and a flat book can't be touched. Touch teaches the eyes what shape is. Then vision catches up.
For developing doodlers. DoodleFace Wipe-Away Crayons stay on during play and wipe clean with the included eraser cloth. Markers dry out and are messy. Paper gets used up. DoodleFace Crayons don't. Perfect for making very first marks.
Still useful after 6 months. Unlike other high-contrast books or products, DoodleFace Play Characters grow along with your child. Touch builds their sight, coloring and re-coloring with DoodleFace Wipe-Away Crayons builds their hands, and lovable characters spark their imagination.
Complete set for your child's development. Characters Made in USA. Includes a jumbo 10-pack of DoodleFace Wipe-Away Crayons, an eraser cloth, Bulldozer (10.7 in x 14.4 in), Cement Mixer (11.2 in x 14.9 in), Dump Truck (10.9 in x 13.8 in), Excavator (12.2 in x 14.2 in), and 4 solid wooden bases. Built to last with thick, durable character panels and zero VOCs. Child-safe wax crayons that meet rigorous U.S. safety standards. Characters made in Holley, NY. Adult supervision recommended for children under 3.
Construction Equipment Color & Play Set for Infants | Excavator, Bulldozer, Dump truck, and Cement Mixer
Infants: Touch builds vision. Books can’t. Play Characters can.
High-contrast B&W feeds newborn vision. But touch builds it | and your baby’s hands have been learning shape since 33 weeks of pregnancy. As they feel each character’s 3D outlines, their hands teach their eyes what shape is | something flat books can’t deliver. (Lejeune, 2012; Streri & Gentaz, 2003)
Pediatricians recommend crayons. Not LCD tablets or markers.
AAP says zero screens under 18 months. Markers weaken grip. LCD tablets weaken fine motor skills. Touchscreens? Worse. They recommend crayons. (AAP, 2026; CDC Milestones; Beck, OTR/L)






