Customized Crayons -Cars

Description

These crayons are unique, Just like your child – NO two packs are the same.
You can customize to your colours- IF colours available but we try and accommodate our customers to the best we can 🙂
We can also do solid colours- please mail me on Desiree@thecuriouseagle.co.za for more information
The crayons are handmade so no two are same COLOUR our same SIZE
These are small and hence sold in a pack
Packaging varies depending on stock from suppliers

*Once order is place you will receive an email to confirm order

Let us tell you what each color represents.

• Green is the color that symbolizes health because of its connection with nature. It will calm the child and not make them feel like they are trapped within four walls. It has a gentle effect on the nervous system and relaxes the mind.
• Yellow is what therapists call “the happy color”, and rightly so. Is there anyone who looks at a bright yellow flower or wall and still feels dull? No! It exudes everything fun, warm and enthusiastic. This color enhances cognitive skills in toddlers.
• Blue comes across as a dull color but it doesn’t necessarily have to be. Since it is the color of the sky and the ocean, it has a natural calming edge to it. A splash of blue in your kid’s room is what you need if you have a very energetic child.
• Red is the color you want to stay away from because it’s only going make the kids aggressive, especially the 2 – 4 year olds. A tinge of it here and there in a wall painting is a good stimulant, but for the most part, avoid using it on the walls.
• Orange is what you want instead of red. It’s bright, stimulates the mind and brings a whole lot of positive energy to the room. Many games for pre-schoolers are played using the color orange.
• Finally, there’s purple that is generally associated with wealth, royalty and elegance, but it connects differently with children. Though it doesn’t hit any particular nerve, it’s aesthetic to look at. Pink and purple are pretty colors that are loved by most kids.