Crayola My First Finger Painting Paper Paint for Toddlers (Red, Blue)

The quality of the paint is good and it washes off easily

Easy to clean! My toddler loved these. I set my child up to paint in a tiled area and I'm glad I did because paint go ALL OVER the tile when my child grabbed a bottled and squeezed the red paint everywhere. As you can see in the pics - we just put a print of his red painted feet on the paper after he stepped in it lol. The tile wiped clean easily with water. I had to scrub the grout a tiny bit it get the red out, but it was still pretty easy to clean (the paint was still wet, not sure if getting it out of grout is easy once it dries). I would purchase again. My only complaint: I wish it came with more paper to paint on.

The consistency of this paint is gel like. It's perfect for really little ones as a sensory for finger painting, and it sticks to brushes really well for beginner brush users. It's also extra washable and washes surprisingly easy with a baby wipe off most surfaces and I have not had it stain clothing. Perfect intro paint.

This is perfect! I just introduced finger painting to my 1 year old and she seems to like it! This paint is super easy to clean!!!!! Just a little bit of soap and water for my baby girl and the chair she was sitting on. I threw the clothes in the washer (almost immediately after painting) and it’s as if there was never any paint on it. I love it!!!

I recently ordered this an another art-related product for my toddler. The other one claimed to be washable and wasn't. This one, however, was perfect! The paint washes right off of those little hands. I just used a wet washcloth and her hands were clean! I like that it includes paper. I let my daughter paint all over the paper, then after it dried I cut out hearts from it and used it on some Father's Day cards. I plan to do something similar for birthday cards too. Definitely a good purchase and a fun birthday gift for a 1-year-old!

While the paint quality is great—easy to rinse off baby and myself, the paper that comes in the kit could use an upgrade. Large sheets that are folded up, so unless you cut out smaller squares you’ll have creases on the paper. Paper has a glossy finish, which makes application slippery—perfect for finger painting, not so great if trying to use for hand or feet print.