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Doodle Bloom
At the Park Coloring Book
At the Park Coloring Book
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$4.99 USD
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$4.99 USD
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The swing, the slide, the duck pond - forty pages of a morning they love.
A trip to the playground is the highlight of a toddler's day, and this is that trip on paper. One big thing per page: the swing, the slide, the ball, the pigeon. Simple enough that a two-year-old recognizes every single one.
What's inside
- Playground equipment drawn one piece at a time: swing, slide, seesaw and sandpit
- Creatures a toddler will spot outside: ducks, pigeons, squirrels and a friendly dog
- Things that come along for the trip: a scooter, a stroller, a ball and a kite
- A picnic scene with a blanket, a sandwich, a juice cup and one enormous tree
Why parents like it
- One big picture per page, never crowded or fiddly
- Thick, bold outlines drawn for ages 1-4, so staying inside the lines feels possible
- Single-sided pages, so markers and gel pens never bleed through to the next drawing
- Square 8.5 x 8.5 inch pages that small hands can hold open flat
- 40 coloring pages, plus a title page your child can put their name on
Choose your format
- Printable PDF (instant download). Two print-at-home PDF files, an 8.5 x 8.5 inch square version and a US Letter version for standard printer paper. Download them straight after checkout and print any page as many times as you like, for your own children or your classroom. Nothing ships.
- Paperback (8.5 x 8.5 in). The same 40 pages as a real paperback book, printed single sided on bright white paper with a glossy laminated cover. Wraps beautifully, and there is nothing to print or set up.
Perfect for
A dependable second birthday present and an easy gift for a new nephew or niece. It packs flat into a stroller basket, which parents appreciate more than you would think.
Swing first, slide second, color the rest at home.
The illustrations are created with AI image tools, then reviewed, cleaned to pure black and white line art, and laid out for printing by me.
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