Starting in the top left and progressing to the lower right over the last 2 days ... This is like a developmental phase, right? Not some sign of a behavior disorder?(She says these are pumpkin patches, by the way).
Also, I made a serious error in judgement this week prior to said coloring. I took Ells to get some new colors and she picked the Crayola Twistables Slick Stix.
Do not, I repeat, DO NOT buy these for your child. Or husband. Or self. I even knew better - I had tried to purchase them before at the Crayola store and the sales gal talked me out of it. That really sums it all up right there. They are like coloring with lipstick that stains permanently and doesn't dry. Awesome - right?
Well, I tried to talk Ellen out of it at the store and just couldn't without a scene. I let her color with permanent markers (I know - crazytown), so I thought this couldn't be worse. She has never colored on anything that she wasn't supposed to and I always supervise. Well ... the royal purple color stick slowly catapulted itself off the table and, in slow motion, I screamed NOOOOOOOO! as it hit the carpet.
I think you can guess what happened. And, it was totally my fault. After a whole lot of Googling (news flash: the Crayola "stain tips" don't really cut it), I thought I would try the good ol' Magic Eraser first. It totally worked!!
Mr. Clean, I think I love you.
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Lots of similar drawings, and surprisingly, not a single one with pink OR one that she's willing to give to Betsy. Hmmmmm ... .. .
Have you read her "The Dot"-she might love it!
And it's not a sign of a behavior disorder...
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