PAW Patrol Aqua Pups Color Wonder Coloring Set, Mess Free Coloring Pages for Toddlers, Travel Activity, PAW Patrol Toys & Gifts

This is perfect for my toddler to paint without making a mess, has a very good quality and package. My baby spends hours painting with it. Love it.

This Paw Patrol Color Wonder set is an absolute win for both kids and parents. It comes with 18 fun Paw Patrol coloring pages featuring all the favorites—Chase, Marshall, Ryder, Rubble, Zuma, and Skye—and 5 Color Wonder mess-free markers that only work on the special paper. No stains on hands, clothes, furniture, or carpets… seriously magic. 🙌 The folder-style packaging is super convenient and keeps everything neatly organized, making it perfect for road trips, restaurants, or quiet time at home. My toddler was fully engaged, and I didn’t have to hover or worry about cleanup. I also love that the materials are safe and non-toxic, so it’s great for kids ages 3 and up. This makes an awesome gift for toddlers or any Paw Patrol fan—fun, creative, and truly mess-free. Highly recommend if you want stress-free coloring that keeps kids happy and parents sane! 🎨🐾

I will continue to buy these. My kids love to color on my island. With these markers, no extra mess! Only works on the paper. My kids are 2 and 4. It comes with plenty of paper.

Value for the price.

The Crayola Color Wonder kits are such a great portable activity for my three-year-old. We have also purchased the Crayola Stow & Go holder, and the kits with pages and markers fit great inside for traveling. The Color Wonder kits come with five markers that show up only on the color wonder paper. If he writes onto a regular paper or the countertop, nothing appears - the ink is activated by a chemical in the paper. The coloring pages are cute - good for younger children because they are not super detailed for staying in lines. Also, there are hidden images in the blank background on most pages, so my son takes time to color the entire sheet instead of just the main image, so he can see what the surprise will be. Note that these are one-time use only (they aren't the type which are activated by water and dry clear again, or wipe off for reuse). Since they're not reusable, they are a bit pricier than the ones that can be repurposed, but honestly these are worth it for us because they provide quite a bit of enjoyment in seeing what appears on the page. Each page will keep him occupied for 5-10 minutes of blissful sit-still time. We mix and match markers from sets so that he has more than just the five markers to use. They will last for several months, as long as your child doesn't leave the marker caps off all the time when using them (my son's new obsession: covering all of his fingers with the marker tips while the markers are sitting getting dried out). He also likes to connect markers together to make a "wand". If you draw on top of a page that is already colored, the tip of the marker that you are using can become a bit discolored, but it still makes the correct color on the paper. We like to color on top of the Crayola Color Wonder Stow&Go - because of the clips it holds the pages off of the tabletop. Even those these Color Wonder markers are supposed to only appear on the paper, we have found that they will leave marks on our silicone placemat. The Stow&Go is also nice because it holds up to 28 markers inside. Overall, we love the Color Wonder sets for helping my son work on his fine motor skills and to keep him interested in something that isn't an electronic device. All of the sets are well done with the level of detail in the drawings - the Paw Patrol is no exception.

It’s cool. Mostly mess free, good quality. Only problem is my child likes to bite the marker part and rip it from actual pen.m, ends up in her mouth, not the best, but better than regular markers because there’s no color I guess.

Purchased this for a flight with a 21 month old and 100% recommend. Truly mess free so no clean up needed and no tough conversations with flight attendants. The colors are bold and there are plenty of pages to keep a toddler occupied for a while but small enough to allow room for other items on a plane. We had so much fun.

Great for toddler’s first time using markers!