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My toddler has been using these dot markers for letter crafts for about a week now. After the initial release of the ink it’s been very easy for him to use. The colors a vibrant & easily washes off of hands.

These are great for kids, although they can be a bit messy. Make sure you supervise younger ones and you'll be good! I use these as bingo daubers. I love the colors. The ink flow is great. Good value!

These dot markers work as expected. I had to get each marker started, but now my three year old son can use them all by himself. He often struggles with getting lids off but these are easy enough for him to do on his own. The dots are bright and fun. The foam pad on the front is good quality and produces good dots but doesn't let my son fling ink by waving the markers around. Overall I am a fan of these markers and so us my three year old.

I really enjoy these dot markers. They work well, my only complaint is that some of them, the ink won’t come all the way to the edges so the dot is not as large as others. Also, SO much ink comes out of these at once if you don’t very lightly press down. These are the perfect size for little toddler hands though, they’re easy to grip for them cause they are pretty thick. I would probably buy these again. My son likes to use them

Large markers that avoid a mess...I'm in! My toddler loves coloring, painting, drawing, and these dot markers were a big hit! She uses them everytime she wants to make some art. Easy for her to grab. Nice color options for her.

This is a great beginning "marker" for toddlers. The colors are really bright and beautiful and the size is perfect for little hands. These are also very durable which is a must for toddlers. Our little one doesn't quite "draw" yet so the idea of stamping dots on the page to make a picture absolutely delights her. These are different from traditional colored markers in that they aren't really markers, but rather a container of colored liquid with a sponge at the end. You need to take each one and press it to a piece of paper to get them "started." Once the colored ink soaks the sponge, they are ready to go. You have to do this with each one and unfortunately, we found that we have to do this each time the little one wanted to color because the liquid does leave the sponge when not in use. These are great for making pictures with dots, or coloring a picture with dots, but not the greatest if you try to use them to draw. I scribbled a little on a piece of paper and the color does run out when used in this manner. Each marker has a screw top to keep the sponge from drying out. Our little one started with very random patterns just stamping them on paper and now she is actually stamping the dots within the lines of pictures in a very simple coloring book. What a great learning tool these are. We are really enjoying these.

These adorable marker “dobbers” are a hit for my 2 year old grandchild. They do need to be shaken and pressed flat on paper for a couple seconds to get the ink to the top. I bought a couple dobber coloring books to use these with. Vibrant colors when pressed and held to paper. It took my little one some practice to hold the marker correctly.

Not impressed with these. They need to be pressed for a longggggg time before kid uses them each time and the dots are not even large they’re small or create a small dot with a border around it. They also break apart quickly as my 2 year old drags them instead of dotting