What better way to pass the time, and get those creative minds going, than with coloring! A perfect activity for a wide range of age groups, and it’s sure to keep little hands busy. I love getting my toddler involved with activities that spark creativity through self expression. Just like Billy Madison explained to Miss Lippy … he colored the duck blue because he’d never seen a blue duck! (Okay, that movie reference might be lost on some of y’all LOL)

But coloring is a perfect activity for:

- improving hand strength and pencil grip
- fine motor coordination
- helping to develop focus
- encouraging use of the imagination

So many artists and companies are releasing free coloring pages due to the Coronavirus Quarantine. I’m sharing a few with you, that I hope you and your littles will enjoy!

Daydream Society: Coloring pages inspired by their colorful party collections (many of which we carry in our shop … like these and these!)

Ashley Longshore Art: Inspirational women coloring pages

Lily Pulitzer: Coloring pages inspired by their famous prints

Crayola: Dozens and dozens of your favorite Disney characters ready to color

Brooklyn Berry Designs: Color and create your own space bookmark

Oh Yay Studio: Adorable doodle coloring pages

Canary Jane: A free nature scavenger hunt printable

Mighty And Kind Kids: A wonderful kids magazine for promoting kindness, offering a free bundle of resources for parents.

Love The Day: Lindi has opened her entire printable library, including these amazing coloring pages!

Courtney Khail: This talented watercolor artists has created a coloring page inspired by her floral work

Happy creating, friends!

XO,
A.

CREDITS
Links to the artists and companies websites listed above can be found here: Daydream Society | Ashley Longshore Art | Lily Pulitzer | Crayola | Brooklyn Berry Designs | Oh Yay Studio | Canary Jane | Mighty And Kind Kids | Love The Day | Courtney Khail