Woodland Animal Color & Play Set | Deer, Fox, Rabbit, and Raccoon
Builds the hands school depends on. As toddlers color, they build the pencil grip and fine motor control school demands. Crayons develop grip better than pencils or markers at 23 months. A thin LCD tablet stylus does not. Screen-free play. Building the foundation for handwriting, reading, and math.
Creative ownership, pretend play, school-ready hands. Children value what they create more than what they are given. Coloring a character they finish themselves activates the brain's social regions the same way playing with a real friend does. Pretend play improves emotional self-control. Hand strength at age 4 predicts handwriting at age 6.
Color, wipe, color again. 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. The same character becomes a new adventure every time a child picks it up.
Complete set for creative play. Characters Made in USA. Includes a jumbo 10-pack of DoodleFace Wipe-Away Crayons, an eraser cloth, Deer (14.4 in x 12.4 in), Fox (12.1 in x 10.5 in), Rabbit (13.7 in x 8.1 in), Raccoon (12.8 in x 11.5 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.
Woodland Animal Color & Play Set | Deer, Fox, Rabbit, and Raccoon
Toddlers & young kids: Screen-free play that builds the hands school depends on.
At 23 months, crayons produced mature pencil grasp | pencils and markers didn’t (Yakimishyn, 2002). Tablets weaken fine motor skills (Martzog, 2022). Coloring a 3D Play Character is exercise for the developing hand: crayons resist where markers don’t, and one hand holds the character while the other colors. They think it’s play. You know it’s developing the hands school depends on | for handwriting, math, and reading. (Philip, 2023, AJOT)
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)






