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    Little Picasso: 5 Ways to Get Your Baby Involved in Art

    By | Parenting – Mon, Sep 24, 2012 3:41 PM EDT

    Photo by: Case Wiegand
    When to Start
    Aiden, my oldest, started around 8-10 months with finger painting and various other projects. As your little ones start to get a bit older some fun ideas are ... more 
    Photo by: Case Wiegand
    When to Start
    Aiden, my oldest, started around 8-10 months with finger painting and various other projects. As your little ones start to get a bit older some fun ideas are stacking containers, pouring water or sand, tearing paper, playing with play-doh (or even pudding as a subsititute for itty ones) and anything with fun finger foods.
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    My husband and I own an art studio for kids and I was an early childhood education major in college. Involving your kids in art from an early age is a great way to encourage both physical and mental development. Our classes at A Little Artsy incorporate fine motor development skills and foster early creativity, all while providing a fun experience (and some unforgettable photo ops!). Whether you're taking your kids to an art class or simply breaking out the finger paints at home, here are 5 tips for helping your little one get started. - By Casey Wiegand



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