- What age is the Crayola Toddler Touch Lights for?
- Crayola labels it for ages 2 and up. It suits toddlers who are starting to make marks but are too young for markers or paint.
- Does it need batteries?
- Yes. The light-up surface runs on battery power, so it stops working when the batteries run down.
- Is it really mess-free?
- Yes. There are no markers, ink or paint, so nothing transfers to hands, clothes or tables. The drawing is made of light.
- Can a child save or keep a drawing?
- No. The pad shows light patterns only, so drawings disappear rather than being stored or printed.
- Is it good for travel?
- It is compact and has no loose parts to lose, which makes it a reasonable quiet-time activity for car rides and restaurants.
- How does it compare with a magnetic drawing board?
- A magnetic board leaves a visible line the child controls with a stylus. This pad responds to touch with light, which is simpler for very young toddlers but gives less drawing control.
- Where is the Crayola Toddler Touch Lights cheapest?
- At Rochester Baby Gear, for $15.00, 54% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Crayola Toddler Touch Lights?
- 15 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, WoodArtSupply, Blain's Farm & Fleet, Target, Rainbow Resource Center.