Easi-Grip Paint Brushes Set of 3

Painting with brushes is a holistic activity that engages children on various developmental levels. From enhancing motor skills to fostering creativity and emotional regulation, the benefits of this artistic endeavour extend across cognitive, emotional, social, and physical domains.

Crafted with care and innovation, our unique bulb-handled brushes redefine the painting experience for little ones. Unlike conventional brushes that might be challenging for developing motor skills, our Set of 3 Easi-Grip Paint Brushes feature a distinctive bulb-shaped handle, providing a comfortable and secure grip. They offer versatility, enabling budding artists to explore a range of strokes and techniques, from broad sweeps to intricate details, making them the perfect companions for creating masterpieces on paper or canvas.

Say goodbye to the struggles of traditional brushes and embrace a mess-free, enjoyable creative experience with our Set of 3 Easi-Grip Paint Brushes – the ideal companion for young minds aged 12 months and above, designed to make the painting experience both enjoyable and accessible. Witness your child's confidence and skills flourish with every stroke, laying the groundwork for a lifelong appreciation of the arts.

Set of 3 Easi-Grip Paint Brushes. Ages 12months+

Developmental benefits

• Fine Motor Skills: Holding and manoeuvring a paintbrush involves precise hand movements, enhancing fine motor skills. Children develop better control over their hand and finger muscles as they create different strokes and patterns on paper or canvas.
• Hand-Eye Coordination: Painting requires coordination between the eyes and hands, as children visually track their brush movements and translate their ideas onto the painting surface. This promotes the development of hand-eye coordination, a crucial skill for various activities.
• Creativity and Self-Expression: Painting is a form of artistic expression that allows children to explore and communicate their feelings, thoughts, and ideas. It fosters creativity by encouraging them to make choices about colours, shapes, and compositions, promoting imaginative thinking.
• Cognitive Development: The process of planning a painting and executing it on canvas involves cognitive functions such as problem-solving, decision-making, and spatial awareness. Children learn to think critically and organize their thoughts as they bring their artistic visions to life.
• Language Development: Painting often becomes a storytelling activity for children. As they paint, they may narrate stories about their artwork, providing an opportunity for language development. Describing their creations helps expand vocabulary and improve communication skills.
• Emotional Regulation: Painting can be a therapeutic and calming activity. It provides an outlet for children to express and manage their emotions creatively. Engaging in art can reduce stress, boost self-esteem, and promote emotional well-being.
• Social Skills: Painting can be a collaborative activity, fostering social interaction and cooperation. When children paint together, they learn to share materials, exchange ideas, and appreciate each other's creations. This promotes social skills and teamwork.
• Sensory Experience: The tactile nature of painting, from the feel of the brush in hand to the texture of the paint on the canvas, offers a rich sensory experience. Sensory play contributes to the development of neural pathways in the brain, enhancing sensory perception