Richgv Non Toxic 9 Color Washable chunky Crayons Colorful palm grip crayons for Toddler. Painting Pens Art Set for Kids, Educational Learning Drawing Pens Toy for 1 Year Old+(Egg)

I bought these for my youngest Granddaughter whose nearly 2 . Her Mum is a primary school teacher so I was especially interested in her opinion. She hadn't seen anything similar to these & was very impressed with how easy they are to hold & use but not easily broken like the usual stick crayons , either fat or thin. Granddaughters ( older Sis had a go too ) were very happy with these . Glad I bought these .

Crayons very small and easy for a young child to get in their mouth! Have to press very hard to get colour from them. Definitely would not recommend until child stops putting things in their mouths

Great crayon - great for toddlers & grandparents!😇👵🏼🧔🏼

I bought these for my 16mo. He can grip them well, but can only get very faint marks (he doesn't press hard enough). Plus they really roll everywhere, along and off the table, so I'm always chasing them! He uses normal crayons at nursery and seems to get better results and can hold them well enough.

My 1-year old nephew absolutely loves these crayons! They're easy for him to grip and colour - he struggles to grip normal crayons so these are great for him.

My 1yr old and 11yr old both used theses and draw together, my 1yr old has no trouble with them and she doesn’t need to press hard to get them to work, the Crayon itself seems very strong as she has dropped them and leaves no residue on her hands

Not really happy with the size of these as they’re a bit smaller than I expected. The perfect size for a toddler to fit in their mouth I’d say! A bit dangerous but fine if completely under supervision

These are hollow and the pointed tips therefore snap off easily. They do not stand up to dropping or pressing down hard. My 18 month old kept putting the snapped off tips in her mouth and they were sharp enough to have cut her. I know they say 2+ but they also say ok for use for younger if supervised. I’m just surprised that something for 2 year olds isn’t more robust.