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Finger Paint 4 Pack
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Eco-Kids Finger Paint 4 Pack
Eco-Kids creates safe and effective children’s art materials that support the freedom of exploration, the joy of discovery, and the development of non-verbal, visual language.
- Food safe, non GMO ingredients ( including potatoes, rice and beans) provide an all-natural, fun-filled and colorful adventure
- 4 colors, blueberry blue, cabbage green, watermelon red and orange
- Made with organic fruit and vegetable extracts.
- Ages 3 and up
Directions:
- Mix the powdered finger paint base with an equal amount of water to create a silky smooth liquid paint.
- Mix only what is needed for a single use, though excess unused liquid paint can be safely stored covered in the refrigerator for a day or two.
Made in the USA
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Finger Paint 4 Pack?
Eco-Kids Finger Paint 4 Pack Eco-Kids creates safe and effective children’s art materials that support the freedom of exploration, the joy of discovery, and the development of non-verbal, visual language. Food safe, non GMO ingredients ( including potatoes, rice and beans) provide an all-natural, fun-filled and colorful adventure 4 colors, blueberry blue, cabbage green, waterme.
How is this product sized?
This product comes in one option at $24.00. See the product photos and details above for fit specifics.
What is the fabric or material?
See the product details for the full materials list.
How do I care for it?
Follow the care instructions on the product label or packaging. When in doubt, hand wash with warm soapy water and air dry.
Who makes it?
elseware unplug / eco-kids. See the product details for the brand backstory.
Is this a good gift?
Yes. Wooden and learning toys are evergreen baby and toddler gifts because they support open-ended play and resist breakage. Always supervise younger children with small parts.
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