Alex Little Hands Farm Finger Crayons Kids Toddler Art and Craft Activity

They're the perfect size and shape for little hands. I also love the animals and the fact that they stack. That being said however, they're a bit waxy and don't color as nicely as they could. I think it's in an effort for durability (we've only broken one that was stepped on and she's rough on crayons). Don't expect them to color like Crayola but they are great for learning to color.

Great set of Crayons. Kids that hate coloring had fun with these. I always try to find different things and this was a huge hit. Sunday school kids asked if I could get more. Highly recommend!!

I think they are super cute but they did not provide much color and using them for a preschoolers ot was impossible since when they were pushed on they broke.

This set of crayons used to be my go-to gift for other kids - until I purchased this for my own child. Just as I had thought, the animals are cute, and stacking is fun. My daughter loves the animal faces. She puts them on her fingers, though she rarely draws that way.As a parent concerned with her development, though, I have three main problems.1. No brown, black, gray. This severely limits what she can draw. She mostly wants to draw animals, and animals are often brown, black, or gray.2. Useless light crayons. There is a very light version of every color (pink, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple). It is so light that I can hardly see it on white paper. So I thought it might be useful on dark-colored paper. I tried them on green paper, and they did not show up at all.3. They wear down such that the point is hollow. So now, just as my daughter's aim is improving (she just turned 2, so it's still not that great), her precision is messed up because the tips are so thin that they get worn down very quickly. The tips should be substantially thicker. Unlike normal crayons, their performance degrades substantially with just a little wear and tear.

It get 5 stars for the love my Grand Daughters have for these...However the ALEX Toys Artist Studio 30 Finger Crayons set is FAR MORE DURABLE and has been unavailable for like a YEAR...I guess it increases sales when they break and are so beloved they HAVE to be replaced...and I suppose it's a good business model until I say screw it and graduate to buying regular crayons sooner...because these are MORE expensive to replace than those...my younger granddaughter will probably only get one set of these while I bought her sister 3...usually because I stepped on them...not because a child broke then with regular use...

I bought this for my two year old niece and she loves coloring with them. They're great for her small little hands. They are pretty pigmented and easy to use.

I really like these crayons. The only thing I dislike is that they're pretty hard (probably so they hold their shape). You have to press harder to mark with them than a regular crayon.

These crayons are so much fun! When they arrived I was a little surprised at how large they were because they are supposed to fit on kid fingers, so I was expecting them to be smaller. But my baby loves coloring with them, stacking them, and pointing out all of the animals. They don't color very dark if you don't push hard, but that's probably a good thing because then babies can't really color on things they shouldn't. I also really like that they don't break easily. I usually just bring out a few different colors and animals at a time for my baby to play with and he has fun with them.

The crayons aren’t unbreakable, I have 2 with cracks within the first 3 days of opening. My 2 yo does throw them around so I was disappointed they cracked so soon.In terms of the colour quality, the colour comes out very light, even after putting a lot of pressure and there is small wax residue left behind.My 2yo prefers the crayola twistable crayons and while they also have the same break rate as these, it’s half the price and colours come out so much better.

My son loves them stacks them etc. they aren't that bad at writing on the paper they do show up just fine.

Very durable and easy for young children to use, kids love stacking them too! These are my favorite gift to give for 1st birthdays!

Great for little hands or those with low tone working on grasp. The colors don't transfer well to paper. Very light and faint.

My 1 year old grandson can color with these easily ( with supervision). They fit into his hands, and he doesn't need a mature grip to use them.