The Importance of Washable Crayons
My little Brook, who you might remember gets into everything, decided to decorate my BRAND NEW COUCH! She is very artistic you see, and while I went off to wet a cloth to change her diaper, inspiration hit her. She started with great deliberation to color the armrest of my NEW couch. Did I mention this is my NEW couch? Well the doll looked up at me with such a happy pleased look when I came back into the room, I couldn't be upset.
So this brings me to the discovery of exactly how important washable crayons are. You see, I have had my doubts. I was leaning towards just buying the super cheap crayons and not worrying about it, I have Magic Erasers for the walls so why do I need them? I now know that they are very worth the extra few pennies (and nickels, dimes and quarters).
When I took a wet rag and scrubbed my couch, the crayon came right off! Woohoo! So my NEW couch is still looking good (for now anyway, 6 children doesn't make for beautiful furniture). And I very firmly explained to my little artist that we don't color on the couch
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oooh... I can so relate. Once Hannah took a black permanant marker to a freshly painted wall and another time the same little artist decided to etch her name into a different freshly painted wall by scratching it into the sheetrock with a pen! sigh... back to discipline 101!!!
I am so glad I am not alone with my artists. How awful with permanant marker! How did you get it off?
I got much of it off with "magic eraser" but it left a reddish discoloration...
eventually I had to repaint that wall AGAIN!
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