How to encourage children to draw: our effective tips?

Encouraging children to draw is a rewarding way to boost their creativity and strengthen essential skills like fine motor skills, concentration, and self-expression. Drawing, as a fun activity, helps young children discover the world around them while developing their imagination. However, some children may need a little help to embark on this artistic adventure. At Drawin'kids , we believe that with the right tools, like the Drawin'table and the right markers or chalk, children can flourish artistically. Here are five effective tips to encourage your children to draw and make this activity a natural part of their daily lives.

Create a dedicated creative space

Create a creative corner with the Drawin'table

To encourage your children to draw, it's important to provide them with a space of their own where they can freely express their creativity. The Drawin'table is an excellent starting point for creating this environment conducive to artistic expression. With its simple and functional design, this table allows children to draw, color, and even play, all while being at their height.

A space at their height
The Drawin'table , with its ideal height of 48 cm, is perfectly suited to children from a very young age. By providing an ergonomic space with matching stools , children can easily sit down to draw and color without being hindered by furniture that is unsuitable for their size.
A versatile surface
The Drawin'table offers several surfaces for different types of drawing: one for erasable markers and another for colored chalks . This variety allows children to explore several drawing techniques while stimulating their imagination.

Foster a distraction-free environment

In addition to setting up a drawing table , it is essential to ensure that this space is free from distractions such as television or video games. This helps children fully concentrate on their artistic creations and enjoy the creative process.

A space dedicated to drawing
Having a space dedicated exclusively to drawing helps children associate this place with a moment of calm and creativity. This promotes concentration and allows the child to develop a creative routine.

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