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Toddler art


After getting a taste of fingerpainting using this edible fingerpaint recipe, we graduated to using an actual paintbrush. Rowan had a ball yesterday and demanded that we continue this morning. It was a messy affair but so worth it. After these pictures were taken, I got the idea to cover him with an old t-shirt. Plus, watercolor is pretty easy to wash out of things.

Added bonus, I love seeing his artwork around the house.

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