Everything in the box
Open it after school — nothing else to buy.

Find the number. Fill the shape.
Every zone has a number. Every pot matches one.
Six designs — they start with the one that pulls them.
Number 7 gets paint 7. The board decides — no wrong moves, no frustration.
Done in an afternoon or two — straight above the bed.

Six small boards beat one big screen
Finishing is the whole trick.
Small gesture
Find the number, fill the shape. No blank page, no “I can’t draw”.
Small win
Every finished board goes up on the bedroom wall — proof they made something real.
One more
One more zone, one more board. The same pull as the screen — reversed.
What families do with their six boards
Bought it for half term after one too many iPad rows. She did the first board that same afternoon and asked for “one more” — at me, not at the tablet. Small miracle.
Got 2 sets so the boys have one each — no taking turns, no squabbling. Two rainy Saturdays of actual quiet at the kitchen table. The numbered pots mean zero mess to set up.
Present from grandma. A month later there are six little paintings above her bed and she gives every visitor the tour. She never used to finish anything.
We do one board each after tea, my 9-year-old and me. No skill involved — the numbers do the deciding — which is exactly why it works for both of us.
Really good kit — solid little boards, generous pots. One star off because the tiniest zones needed my help with the fine brush. Wall now has six little paintings on it though.
First thing that’s properly competed with YouTube in this house. She doesn’t get frustrated because the board tells her what goes where. We’re on set two.
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