Just wanted to share: my lil son is soooo tender...

... and he's a precocious FPer, too!. We have had some issues at the nursery because whenever he takes a brush he tries to paint his fellows' faces but he had never tried to paint me.Last Friday, at a birthday party, he took my #8 round brush and came straight to paint my face. It was so funny. I think it's time for Santa to bring him some brushes and paints. An artist is born!

Awww! So Sweet!
My daughter was 12 when she started painting & is now 18 & a wonderful face painter!

awwww so sweet! What a cutie

Linda, I'd love my baby grow up loving FPing. My 6 y.o runs away whenever he sees my brushes ( ) and I'd be soooo happy to have a FPing lover at home!

My 19 year old loves face painting and she is better than be but to get her to practice or sit and watch a video is alot harder.

Pilareta....how sweet is that! I bet his first fp will be awesome

Aww this is so cute!

What a sweetheart ! I just love kids!!!

I love it!! I really need to let my son paint me. I'm always swatting him away when he tries to get into my stuff. (he's 2). But.... he's fascinated by it. Maybe tomorrow.

how very cleaver and cute. may sound silly but did he try to paint up your nose my baby headed strait for ny ears-lol.
she is almost 2 and has been known to steal my face paint and sponges. and has attempted to paint the cat.
Kids can be so cute (and naughty) - especially the toddlers

Beautiful!

hehe i have a couple like that myself, here is one



this one was a tiger i did show her on the arm how to do the stripes and pick the colours, cant wait till she is older!

Thanks everybody! Yes, he's a cutie... and naughty!

Elantaura, he was trying to paint a "tote" ("bigote" is the Spanish word for "moustache"). I can't believe he isn't able to hold the spoon to eat his soup but he can take a brush and point exactly where he wants to paint LOL. And I bet your cat avoids brushes!!

Jazz, I love that concentration on your daughter's face. I almost can hear her:"thin-thick-thin, thin-thick-thin..."

I guess raising face painting children keeps them from wanting to paint on the walls? ) And, it's washable. Very cute picture, Pilareta!

JJJJJ wrote:I guess raising face painting children keeps them from wanting to paint on the walls? ) And, it's washable. Very cute picture, Pilareta!

Nope, he paints on the walls as well!! I don't have a practice head so I hang sheets (wax paper) on the wall to practice on them (I'd rather painting standing). My baby does the same... but without the sheets