With 16 vibrant colours in an easy-to-grab block shape, Azafran offers the ideal tool for your baby’s creative potential.
As the summers arrive, parents are starting to wonder how to keep their children occupied with them creating havoc around the house. Enrolling them in art and craft classes or sessions is one of the most common ways to keep your child occupied while also kindling their creative spirit. But why let the fear of chemical colours dampen the artist in them?
As young children don’t realize that in this process of digging our nails in the crayons, which are made of wax and colour pigments, among other harmful ingredients, these flecks of wax would mix with our food and enter our bodies. Therefore it’s crucial to know what exactly these crayons contain before you offer them to your tiny artists.
Azafran’s Organic Block crayons: These crayons are non-toxic and have ingredients that are approved by USDA and ECOCERT. The pack comes with 16 vibrant colours in an easy-to-grab block shape, making them the ideal tool for a child’s creative potential.
The raw materials are grown at Azafran’s own farms, to make these Veggie Crayons, waxes and soya butter are melted and mixed with natural and food grade colour pigments and poured into the moulds. The mixture is then allowed to cool and become solid. They’re made from environmentally conscious ingredients and don’t bleed. They also have organic palm and soy wax in the paints, that act as a natural emollient and moisturizer for babies. The Coconut and Soy butter ensure that your child’s hands remain soft and smooth.
The block shape improves hand-eye coordination and helps children enhance motor skills. Blocks will not roll off the table and they don’t need to be sharpened. They’re blendable, uniform and come with a unique colour identifier. So get your kids Azafran’s Plant-based and non-toxic crayons and give wings to their creativity!
This article was shared with Prittle Prattle News as a Press Release.
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