Why do they even make non-washable fingerpaint???

[briannesmom]

My DD 2 loves to do painting and little art projects. While I was out shopping the other day I picked her up some fingerpaints. I checked to make sure they were non-toxic but did not check to see if they were washable. I just assumed something that you are supposed to use part of your body to paint with would be washable. I was wrong. After 24 hours and 2 long soaks in a bubble bath she has faded to a bluish grey color on her arms and legs, at least her face came clean.

Semi clean after the first picture

Not so clean after about the 5th picture

At least I was smart enough to strip her down to a diaper and take the pad off of the highchair before she started.

Amy

 

[kelljacques@aol.com]

: to make parents and preschool teacher :crazy

 

[Sheree Bobbins]

Good question! It's most annoying to find these things out, too late. aw:

 

[pattyT]

I don't know - but she is sooo cute!

 

[Sparx]

well you see, the washable kind washes off when one is trying to tye dye a baby. this kind doesn't.