🎨 Six tubes of soft, “sweet” shades of paint, made to be applied not with a brush but with fingers. Djeco “Sweet Tones” finger paints are a child’s first acquaintance with colour – the kind you cannot make without getting messy.
✨ What do finger paints develop?
- The sense of touch – the texture of the paint on the palm is the task itself, not a side effect;
- Fine motor skills – a line drawn with a finger calls for pressure control;
- Colour recognition – the child discovers for themselves what happens when two colours mix;
- Creative courage – there is no right result, so there is no fear of getting it wrong.
🎲 How to play at home
Cover the table, put an old shirt on your child and let them get on with it. Start with one colour and a big sheet of paper – for the youngest, the movement matters more than the picture. Later add a second colour and watch together what happens when they meet.
🧑🏫 Tips for specialists
Finger paints are a classic tool for tactile desensitisation: for children who avoid sticky or wet textures, this is a safe, gradual route. Start with painting through a clear film, then move to one finger, and finally to the whole palm. Where a child is sensory-seeking, the paints work beautifully as a motivating activity before a more demanding task.
📦 What’s in the set
- 6 tubes of finger paint in different colours;
- French Djeco design.
👶 Who is it for?
For children from 18 months. To be used only under adult supervision.
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