Organic Painting for the Holidays

We've certainly been busy at Vanny Bean over the past couple of weeks! I realize that we talk about the Wee Can Too Organic Finger paints quite a bit, however if you haven't tried these all natural, organic, eco friendly finger paints for babies, toddlers, and young school age children, THEY REALLY ROCK!

What a fun idea to use them for holiday painting ideas...Did we mention that the orange color is made from real pumpkin. Don't miss out on a Halloween painting season for your little pumpkin. Christmas is just around the corner, save them as a gift and use the green and pink/red to decorate the tree. Did we mention they are easy to clean too!

At Vanny Bean we love this time of year and hope you do too! Cheers and happy harvest season to all of you...
As Always, As Friends

Your Friends at Vanny Bean

And the Story Begins...Organic Baby Paints

I have asked my dear friend Sarid to do a blog guest appearance as she is the CEO and found of Wee Can Too. Wee Can Too is an all natural, non toxic, ecofriendly, organic, and did we mention edible paint for your toddlers and babies. Sarid is a stay at home momma who has a passion for her children and organics. She has a steadfast growing love of just how fun and exciting the organic world can be and has a growing paint business that is faster growing than her hands can go....While stopping off at a local store to deliver her  organic baby paints, the store owner gave Sarid the upmost of compliments that I wanted to share with all of you, because sistas it's not just that these paints are organic and non toxic for your little hands running around, they are so much more and I just want to share it with you... Sarid writes:

As I made a routine delivery to one of our local stores, I was blown away by a wonderful story:

A mother of an autistic 4 year-old girl told the owner that she was an avid fan of our organic edible paints (always so great to hear). She also said that her daughter was now potty trained and she felt that the artistic therapy of the paints was in result of that.

If this is so, (goosebumps) I have already obtained my goals here with these paints!

I am holding my darling second child (11 months old) on my lap as I type one-handed right now. I feel blesssed everyday with my family and my life. To have a hand in this type of growth only makes me more appreciative of this amazing world and my position in it.

To that momma who shared her story, I say thank you. What a compliment and to think that children are able to focus from the tactile textures in the paint is amazing and I feel very blessed to hear the story and to found such a wonderful, successful, and growing company that helps others.
With pure love and admiration...
Sarid

Organic Edible Baby Paints

Why is it that when you pick your children up from school they seem to love to get down and dirty messy...at least mine do. It seems as if they eat the dirt and sand from ground. I often wonder how they get so messy. Have you thought of putting that creative carefree talent to work? Yes, work...painting is a great way to work your childs carefree imagination and costs so little, not to mention memories that last a lifetime on paper.

Painting is a process of learning and mastering and they take wonderful pride in their work. It teaches them to think outside the box and turn their thoughts and ideas into a masterpiece. Who knows, you could be training the next Picasso.

Vanny Bean carries a wonderful product by Wee Can Too paint, the neat thing about it is it is organic and edible...Edible and Organic? Too good to be true? Not for our babies...Created by a stay at home mom who wanted options for her children and didnt see anything on the market, the dream became a reality. The paints are easy, edible, organic and will ensure that your child is safe while painting and working on what's really important, their masterpiece.
http://www.vannybean.com/item_1332/Organic-Edible-Baby-Paints-by-Wee-Can-Too.htm


In order to get started you will need a workable surface (covered) organic edible paints by Wee Can Too, paintbrush, soap to clean up the paint afterwards, and an apron. Children should always be supervised when painting.