Dino Days: A Cute Dinosaur Coloring Book Kids Ages 4-8 Will Love

Why dinosaur coloring is great for little kids

Coloring does a lot more than keep little hands busy. Holding a crayon and staying inside the lines helps build fine motor skills that kids use later for writing. Finishing a page helps them practice focus and patience, and choosing colors gives them a chance to be creative and make each dinosaur their own.

It's also a wonderful way to slow down. A few quiet minutes with a coloring book gives kids calm, screen-free time, which can be just what they need after school, before bed or on a busy weekend.

What's inside Dino Days

Dino Days is filled with cute, friendly dinosaurs, not scary ones, so it's perfect for younger kids. Each page has bold, easy-to-color outlines sized for small hands, which helps kids feel successful instead of frustrated.

The book is an 8.5 x 11 paperback with one design per page, so there's plenty of room to color and each picture gets its own space to shine.

Tips for parents

Colored pencils or crayons work best. They're easy for little hands to control and they won't soak through the paper.

Using markers? Put a sheet of paper behind the page you're coloring so the ink doesn't bleed onto the next design.

Make it a quiet-time or travel activity. Dino Days is easy to toss in a bag for road trips, flights, restaurants or waiting rooms.

It also makes a great gift for birthdays, holidays and any dino fan in your life.

Written by a young author

Dino Days was created by Eleaya Neveah, a young author who is also an actress and model. She made this book to share something fun and creative with kids everywhere. Learn more about her on her About page or visit her homepage to see her work.