Skip the perfect picture.

Try it together

1. Drawing does not need a perfect picture.
2. Offer paper and a chunky washable crayon.
3. Let your child make their own marks.
4. Try copying a line beside theirs.
5. Describe the shapes you see together.
6. Let their page stay their creation.

Stay nearby, choose age-appropriate materials and follow your child’s interest. This is a play idea, not a developmental test.