Finger paints set of 4 basic colors

These water-soluble finger paints are pleasantly creamy and can be spread without dripping with the finger (or even with a brush, sponge or stamp - you can not guess before where childlike inventiveness will lead). The four basic colors could be mixed to Kunterbuntem or even diluted; the finger paints adhere to fabric, paper and cardboard as well as on stone or the window pane.

Children are born explorers and discoverers. In their explorations, they give their all and chew on the Objekten of their interest no less than adults do on insights and findings. Downright enthusiastically put especially toddlers tools and materials in their mouths (about nose and ear we politely silent at this point).

Even if edible finger paints are not the actual goal, child-friendly toys must be harmless to health just in case. For these finger paints, only resource-saving natural raw materials are used; likewise, their natural colors are created by mineral and vegetable pigments in food or cosmetic quality.

An average of about 700 tactile receptors are found on the sensitive human fingertip. Tactile we perceive subtle differences of cold and warm, soft, rough, hard and much more, from birth we grasp the world to the detail through our sense of touch.

"Who wants a pen?" asked Steve Jobs when he introduced the first iPhone in 2007. "Nobody wants a stylus. You have to get it and put it away, you lose it ... uh." The stylus is not a reliably accessible object. My finger, however, I always have with me: the perfect "original pen".

Perceiving and designing merge over finger paints to creative play. It promotes the development of child intelligence, sensory and fine motor skills. With finger paints, children can live out their imagination and creativity - and just splendid mud.

According to their own statement, they have a "passion for the environment, creativity and research": Dr. Alexander Hilo and Enrico Nickel. Treating people and nature with respect is at the heart of their work. Accordingly, the two founding fathers of neogrün focus on toys that are produced in a way that conserves resources, can be used safely and creatively and are biodegradable thanks to purely natural raw materials.

The neogrün products are certified according to the NCP vegan standard (Nature Care Product vegan). To obtain this certificate, demanding criteria must be met, including

• Only raw materials from natural/vegetable sources as listed in the NCP standard

• No genetically modified ingredients

• No radioactive irradiation

• No compounds that are harmful to health/the environment

• No animal testing

• Reusable/recyclable packaging

The only fly in the ointment that we don't want to conceal: In order to guarantee their high-quality consistency over the long term, the kneading and finger paints come in polypropylene (PP) cups. After all, this polypropylene is proven to be free from plasticizers (BPA-free) and is also 100% recyclable.