Smasiagon Magnetic Drawing Board for Kids Toddler Toys for 1-2 Year Old Girl Portable Doodle Board Pad Learning

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• 🎁Educational Toys For Toddler Girls: Draw, write and play games on this erasable sketch pad using the stylus to encourage your child’s creativity and help them to learn how to express themselves visually. Not just for art. Use magnetic drawing boards for math, number recognition, learning shapes, even does their homework.
• 🎁Child Seat Or A Drawing Pad: Unique screw tightening design and high-quality legs allow the drawing board to have a strong load-bearing capacity, up to 120lbs. No need to worry about shaking or breaking. The 4 legs of drawing table can be detachable and changed the format for 3 ways. Let children draw more freely and comfortably.
• 🎁Easy To Use: The design of the handle belt is convenient to carry everywhere.These erasable doodle board can also be taken on car, train, boat, and plane journeys, and 1 2 3 year old girls won’t create a mess on grandma’s carpet the way paints might. The pen and the rope is integrated, no need to worry about the sudden loss of the pen, allowing children to draw more smoothly.
• 🎁Safe&Environmentally Friendly: Made of non-toxic, BPA-free, eco-friendly ABS plastic material. It's a mess-free, reusable way to feed toddler girl age 1-2’s desire to create and scribble. Instead of costly reams of paper, paints, crayons, pencils, and other art supplies you need to restock, one board lasts as long as for 1 2 year old girl’s attention span. And your walls will be saved from those crayon or marker lines that can be hard to remove.
• 🎁Larger Drawing Zones: Magnetic drawing board for toddlers 1-3 displays 4 colors (Red, Yellow, Blue, Green) that make child’s drawing more vivid. With 8.9" screen doodle pad can be used repeatedly. One year old girls can easily pull the slide back and forth, then it will be clean again. Extend the life of the toy and let your child love it all the time. The design of the pen and the rope is integrated, no need to worry about the sudden loss of the pen, allowing children to draw more smoothly.