Several weekends ago I decided to surprise John and Myles with a trip to Messy Art. It's a great place where for a nominal cost, kids can paint with brushes on easels their own size, draw with chalk on the walls, or play with some great toys while listening to kid-friendly tunes. The best part is, they can paint or draw and make a mess, and then someone else cleans it up.
It took Myles a few minutes to get into it, but once he did, he had a blast. Here are a few pics. Isn't that tiny smock the cutest? And check out the art - nice!
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WOW! I AM AMAZED WITH THE COLORS HE PICKED MATCHING CONTRAST AND HIS FOCUS SHOWS A GOOD ATTENTION SPAN.
BOY! MYLES' VARIED EXPOSURE TO DEVELOPE HIS SENSES IS TOTAL, IT'S MIND SETTLING FOR GRAMPA AND MY APPRECIATION TO MELISSA AND JOHN, AM GLAD YOU'VE FOUND EACH OTHER....
Myles did some pen scribbling at 13-14 months which lasted 5 minutes at a time. We recently got one of those magic doodle drawing boards which he loves! He scribbles and wipes a clean slate-not afraid to 'throw' away a drawing-maybe he'll make a good storyboard artist.
4 comments:
WOW! I AM AMAZED WITH THE COLORS HE PICKED MATCHING CONTRAST AND HIS FOCUS SHOWS A GOOD ATTENTION SPAN.
BOY! MYLES' VARIED EXPOSURE TO DEVELOPE HIS SENSES IS TOTAL, IT'S MIND SETTLING FOR GRAMPA AND MY APPRECIATION TO MELISSA AND JOHN, AM GLAD YOU'VE FOUND EACH OTHER....
nice painting! that place sounds cool, we still can't get oliver to hold a crayon and draw on paper with it.. when did myles start being able to draw?
Myles did some pen scribbling at 13-14 months which lasted 5 minutes at a time. We recently got one of those magic doodle drawing boards which he loves! He scribbles and wipes a clean slate-not afraid to 'throw' away a drawing-maybe he'll make a good storyboard artist.
Kids get to paint and parents don't have to clean up? I see a Cintiq in your future, Myles!
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