Crayola Color Wonder Reviews

I love the Crayola Color Wonder line. I first bought a set when my son was two years old. I was immediately hooked! He gets to have all the fun of coloring with markers without all of the mess and cleanup for me! I like that they carry the different cartoon characters and different sizes of coloring books. My son has the travel set and likes to color while riding in his carseat. when he gets done, he can just put everything back into the neat little pouch until next time, and I know his clothes and carseat are still clean. I have bought many of the color wonder sets for birthday and Christmas...

I tried a few of the Crayola Color Wonder products thinking "What a great idea! Creativity without the mess?!" I hate to say that it is a little good to be true. Yes, they do work. Your child can draw, paint etc without adding color to your whole house. On the down side they are drastically over priced, and it can take serveral seconds for the colors to appear, if you have younger children this can be just enough time for them to lose interest. The finger paints run out quite quickly and our markers dried out quickly. You have to have the special paper so once you run out, if the paint and markers...

The surprise in a child's eye when the color from either a pen or a bruash hits the special coloring paper is priceless.  And what a treat for parents,especially mom,to know that you can leave a child in wonderment and not have to worry about walking into a disaster on the walls, floors and on one another.  The creativity is effortlless and the memories are timeless and in true Crayola fashion there is a whole line of other Crayola Color Wonder products to coincide with these pens and brushes. 

You can either purchase the Color Wonder products seperately or as a collection, either way it...

I have 3 wonderful children, under the age of 5, yes im crazy. lol. They enjoy coloring very much, but i got little extras with that too, like nail polish paintings on the walls, crayon on the walls, and toys, and tables..they never seemed to be able to keep it on the paper! I was very frutrated, and at the end of my rope, i took the crayons and writing utensils away,but then, i felt guilty. I thought , ok ive seen the commercials a million times, i will go ahead and give crayola color wonder a try, i mean after all it couldnt get any worse than what they had already done right. When i went to...

The Crayola Wonder Paints and Markers are amazing. My daughter, Georgia, cant be trusted to be alone with anything, much less markers or crayons. These products are incredible, they keep her super entertained and allows me to have fun with her, or even to get some of my stuff done, while she plays. They dont make visible marks on anything but the special paper, and I think its great to watch her sit and play with them in amazement while the colors gradually show up. They think its magic! My two year old and my four year old love them just the same, and its nice to have something they can do together....

I think the Crayola Color Wonder products just aren't that good. They clame to have no mess but the paint that they have for the Color Wonder paints is actually pretty messy. You may not be able to see the mess but it leaves your childrens hands full of a greasy substance. My child actually cried because she didn't like the feel of it on her hands. I had to scrub it off her and it was slimy to wash off. We also tried the Color Wonder markers. I think they are way too expensive and the markers dry out and loose their ink way too fast. It's just not worth the money when they don't last that long....

My daughter, who recently turned 2, is really into arts and crafts. Sometimes, however, I can't dedicate as much time as I would like to sitting with her while she is doing them. That makes it very difficult for her to do crafty things whenever she would like.

For her 2nd birthday she received Crayola color wonders in Disney Princess. This combines two things she loves - the princess and markers! It is very nice to allow her to play with these without feeling like I have to hover over her in case she would get the marker on something. I still have her sit at her play table just in case something...