YuanheDot Markers Bingo Daubers - 10 Colors Washable Paint Dotters for Toddlers and Kids Art Supply

I purchased these for a toddler class I teach at Church. The youngest is age 2. He was able to use the marker without assistance the minute I took the cap off and gave it to him. I had him use it on a picture that had circles throughout the picture where a dot maker was supposed to color. The only issue I had was that he kept wanting to put it in his mouth. The ink used in the markers are advertised and washable and non-toxic, but I still didn't want a child getting it in his mouth and swallowing it.

Not messy. Takes a little effort to start the ink flowing, but after that it comes out nicely. It doesn’t splash as much as other brands do when tapped on the paper. It’s surprisingly washable! I’d recommend

No messFun for three yr. old and six yr. old.

These were ok for a bit, but after a month of only using them a couple times a week the sponge part started to fall apart. They still work but will have to be replaced sooner than I would have liked.

Perfect for crafts! Great quality. No bleeding from side of sponge.

We really enjoy these marker dots. I can see how they would be very useful for bingo. We personally use them for my toddler to play with and practice some of his fine motor skills. Only negative is that you have to really hold the marker down for the moment if you want a full and completely filled in circle. My toddler does not have the patience for that.

Easy to use with these one year infants, and be able to keep keepsake for their parents

These are an absolute hit in our homeschool. The kids love them. I have an 8,5, and 3 year old. They are easy to hold and use for all three kids. We use them for dot art, Math, and even forming letters. Some do kind of splat and one or two do struggle with forming a nice bold circle but my kids don't seem to care about that. The was super easy to clean up and if you are using thick drawing/Paint paper or card stock the paint doesn't bleed through. I have used these on printer paper and normally it bleeds through enough that you can see it through the paper but doesn't go through to the table it did happen just not a lot, especially with the older kids. I feel these are great for their value and could see me buying these as gifts or to replace ours in the future.