Illustrated Coloring Book Opposites

Oydo Coloring Books not only provide children with fun-filled moments, but also contribute significantly to their cognitive development.

Children begin to distinguish colors, notice details and recognize objects. Their focusing skills improve. In addition, the fine motor development of children who color regularly is also supported. Instead of using coloring books only for coloring and leisure time, you can turn coloring books into an opportunity to spend quality time with your child and enrich their creativity, imagination, problem solving and vocabulary.

We have some suggestions for this:

- Do not force your child to replicate the coloring in the colored sample. Some children may not want to use the same colors as in the example. In this case, do not criticize your child; say encouraging words such as, "What different colors you have chosen."

- You can ask your child simple questions while coloring. For example, "What foods do you think are in the refrigerator, are elephants always big, which is the tallest animal in the jungle?" By asking such questions, you can encourage them to think and improve their self-expression skills.

- You can create stories about the pictures. First create these stories yourself, and then ask your child questions so that he/she can create a story too. For example, "İdil was very hungry and opened the refrigerator. What do you think was in the fridge, was there more or less?" You can create a story line and develop this story together. In this way, you contribute to children's language development, enrich their vocabulary, encourage them to use their imagination and support their creativity.