Dabble crayons are specially designed for early childhood. The unique formulation developed by scientists and food technologists contains natural waxes such as Organic Beeswax, Soya wax, coconut oil and FD & C approved colours and tested for Toxins by a NABL certified laboratory in India. 

As founder moms, we understand the need for safe art products for children and that’s been our core guiding principle while developing our products. Moreover, the products have undergone an extensive research of over 2 years in consultation with educators and occupational/ art therapists to ensure the colours are developmentally appropriate.

Both,  Dabble Playart crayons box of 8 is meant for age 2.5+ when a child has developed the grip needed to hold and colour with.

The only difference is that the Christmas crayons are themed for Christmas gifting and make it fun for  your child to explore the story the Christmas.

It’s our vision to inspire imagination in children with the medium of colours. After extensive research  and feedback from Occupational therapist, eductors and parents, the shapes have been developed to aid cognitive and motor development. Also, the colours come alive with shapes and inspire imagination and turn into story telling tools in the hands of a child. It’s a multi sensory learning experience – Touch, Smell and Sight. The shapes also makes it fun for a child to experience the various textures that form when used on paper.

Children are exploring the world and thereby every action is to learn how things work. So its important for us as parents to set some basic boundaries right at the start. Tell your baby… “ Crayons are for colouring” and demonstrate how they work. If your baby puts it in the mouth or colours elsewhere, reiterate gently “ Crayons are for colouring”. Also, create a fixed art space for your child to colour. Just like you have dining space for eating, colouring has a space too. It helps your little toddler to know where it can be done. You will be pleasantly surprised to know that your child will only express with colours in the space created for her.

Beeswax never goes bad, but over time it gets a powder called bloom on it. Bloom is a natural process of the oils rising to the surface. While bloom does not affect the way a beeswax crayon colours, it is easily removed by rubbing with a soft cloth.