RoseArt Funtastic Fingerpaint Activity Kit

I like the variety of color and the sponges are a lot of fun. Cleans up well. My son seems to enjoy it a lot!

I was looking forward to this all in one kit to try finger painting for the first time with my 4 year old son. It comes with many paints in closable cups, but its hard to paint out of them, without tainting the other colors and making mud. The paint is gloppy and never dries (its been a week, especially the yellow). The sponges are very small and don't take up the paint or make a clear stamped impression. The "finger paint" paper is some small glossy paper, about the size of a half sheet of printer paper. Bonus, comes with two popcicle sticks! Go get the crayola paints and pour small amounts into paper cups, so the whole pot doesn't become icky brown and mixed.

My daughter loves this set and as she's only 2.5 years old, anything that keeps her attention for more than 10 minutes is a big success. She'll play with this set for more than an hour straight. There are 8 colors from which to pick and they can also be mixed to create other colors.We've used the set mostly as poster paints rather than finger paints, so we complimented it with a set of Melissa & Doug Jumbo Paint brushes (with a big handle for little hands to grip well). She loves being an artist. :)So far, everything has washed away easily with water (but she's worn a plastic smock so we haven't had many clothing-related incidents). For $10, it's a good set that gives lots of fun to little ones.

My daughter got this for her 3 yr b-day she loves it. She's had it for some time now and still uses it. It keeps her entertained for hours a real fun paint set.

My two-year old loves the finger paint but it does not dry after being applied. The spots where it wasn't too gloppy dried eventually (after about a week) but were still tacky. The glops never dried. I had to throw away every piece of art my son made. Also, my set was missing the sponges. The colors are very pretty but as another reviewer said, the colors easily get mixed up and become unusable. I intend to throw these away and try Crayola.

I will have to say my little one was able to make a couple pictures before all the paints got mixed together, then the paints just kind of became a brown soupy mess. I was disappointed that the sponges didn't stamp on the paper better and that it really is just a one time craft.

What the heck. This so said finger paint DYED my hand, my daughters hand, and our ABA therapist hand. Just what an autistic kid needs is to be dyed. Can't wait for her to be frustrated all day about her stained hand.