2017
WISE Score
Amazon
Skip the 'pretty princess' tropes for a coloring book that actually tells your kid she’s more than just a face.
4.8
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This isn't your average grocery store coloring book filled with licensed characters and thin paper. It’s a deliberate effort to pivot the 'girly' aesthetic toward something with a bit more backbone.
It’s simple, effective, and a great tool for parents who want to bake a little bit of character-building into a rainy afternoon. It’s not going to reinvent the wheel, but it does exactly what it says on the tin: makes girls feel like they’re capable of more than just sitting still and looking nice.
Best for the 4-9 crowd. While it’s technically fine for older kids, most middle schoolers will want something with more complex designs or a more mature aesthetic.
It completely sidesteps the typical 'princess and makeup' tropes found in girls' products, focusing instead on internal traits like strength, curiosity, and independence.
While it's a guided coloring book, the hundreds of whimsical doodles and open-ended affirmations invite kids to interpret the concepts through their own art.
It is a physical book with zero digital components, ads, or mature themes. It is as safe as media gets.
Actively builds self-esteem and positive self-talk. It’s a practical tool for emotional development disguised as a fun afternoon activity.
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