Sometimes you just have to draw it out!

It had been a very busy day at our house, with a big dinner and lots of activity. Four year old Brayden was full of energy and in need of something constructive to channel that energy into. I suggested he get his markers and paper and do some drawing. He considered it and quickly appeared with markers and paper in hand, asking “what should I draw?”.  We talked over just enough ideas to spark his imagination and as you can see, it was a very fruitful evening.

If your kids or grandkids are like Brayden, and you are looking for a few activities to keep them busy, stay tuned for my newest eBook, 5 Things to Draw for the Holidays, coming soon!  It includes easy how to draw videos for the kids and lots of time spent relaxing (or catching up on holiday prep) for you!

Bette Fetter Founder and CEO of Young Rembrandts and Author of Being Visual [email protected] Follow Bette on Twitter

 

 

 

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