CrayolaMy First Palm Grip Crayons, Toddler, Coloring Gift, 6 Count, Assorted Colors

My toddler loves using the crayon. It is a lot bulkier than I thought. Great colors. Included it in his Easter basket. The only complaint that I have is that it does chip off easily. I’ll find random pieces of the crayon around the house sometimes.

I've used them with a two-year-old. He's had them for a few months, is hard on them, they've been dropped, and they're just fine. They are so easy for his little hands to hold. The regular crayons tend to snap easily. Very happy with this purchase.

These are perfect for little toddlers that are just starting to grasp the concept of holding things and have interest in arts and crafts. my one year old loved them and they are a great gift too!

These are easy for my 1 year old to grip. He could hold them and even made some marks on a page. The shape made him want to throw them because he assumed they were balls.

Got these for my child's first birthday. Sat him in his high chair to color but as normal for his age, he dropped them off the edge. Turns out they are hollow and molded in layers instead of one solid piece. This causes the air pocket to form a weakness to dropping and the layers cause chipping. Considering this is for his age, and this age puts everything in their mouths, this could be a choking hazard. I wouldn't use these on a high chair or over a hard surface. Will have to try again when he is a little older.

These crayons are easy to hold for little hands. It also is harder for babies to put it in their mouthes since it’s bigger, which is a big win.My old downside is my green shattered when dropped, but the rest have held up really well!Overall, I would buy again!

These were pricey for "crayons", but the design was what I wanted for a toddler. Cant say I would buy again for that price, but they are easy for toddlers to hold.

They’re a bit heavy and bulky for my 13 month old, he kept throwing them and one broke apart (sold not hollow which is good value). He grabbed a little piece and drew with that so I actually broke the others into smaller pieces, put them into baggies and it does the trick. Better than skinny crayons - the random shapes they broke into allow him to grip them. You just have to watch them of course so they don’t try to eat them 😅 which you’ll have with all art activities.

15 month old becomes artist

Generally great product and writes well on paper, but my toddler decided to throw the red one and it broke into a bunch of pieces that she then tried to eat. Maybe better for 15 months +

The crayons draw nicely and survives infant abuse. Where they fall short a little is they may be hard to hold if your child have tiny hands. They also rub off very easily and get ‘dirty’ if you put them all in a bag. The Faber Castell teardrop crayons does better in these aspects (narrower and stays ‘clean’) but they only come in 4 colors.

Great buy, kid loves it and easy to wipe off

Received it well packaged. Opened it right away and my kids love it.