Are these larger than the regular crayons?
1552567
They are wider than regular crayons so they are more suited for toddlers hands.
1552568
they are large enough and suitable for small children's arms,baby well with them draws.
1552569
Yes these are larger than regular crayons. My son is a year old and the larger size makes it easier for him to grip.
1552570
Yes, they are bigger and thicker. But unfortunately that doesn't mean they're more durable. My 3 year old's grip is almost too much for them. Hope this helped!
520880
I am not sure but when I first took them out of the container I thought they were small but they are the same size as a regular size cupcake (Like the Paper liners) They are nice and colorful and do hold up well.
1579839
No, they aren't. I was surprised. They fall on our hardwood floor all the time without breaking, unlike the Crayola triangular crayons. We did end up with some broken ones, but I'm pretty sure it was the result of a tantrum.
706205
They are wider than a regular board eraser and about the same length. One easily fits in your hand.
701598
I think so. Thy are about 3-4 in. long. Pretty good sizes. I really like them, I can use the waterbrush right on them like regular watercolors. I have been using them al lot in the 2 months I have had them, yet they look like brand new, so they will last a long time. Get the largest box you can afford so you have lots of colors to choose from.I love them and highly recommend them.
1011396
no-not to my knowledge but I did return them. They aren't as big as you think. Get Melissa and Doug! They're the best
556803
Yes.The larger size is a bonus for grasping in the hands of my toddler grandson.
1495100
No. I think they are less intense actually. But they are great for gripping by a toddler, and neither the crayons or the case have broken despite constant dropping and rough use.
1421093
Probably 1/2. I don't have these here to measure, but I know they are not 1/4. However, I do not recommend these crayons. Although they are easy to hold and have a great storage container, the color is poor. They are very faint. My grandson(2) would color and barely see anything on the page. He would loose interest quickly. I just got him some jumbo crayolas and some washable markers this week. He likes the bold color of the markers best. His favorite thing about the Melissa & Doug crayons is taking them out & putting them back in the container! ...A Preschool teacher & Grandma.
1351676
NO, they are the same size. The high capacity means there is more ink inside. I'm not sure they even make regular capacity, or at least I don't remember ever seeing one.
2216764
I can measure it later, but most likely not. They are small,a regular sized coloring book may fit curved/bent & half out, and then the small toy within the curve possibly.
1801525
These crayons are not very vibrant, so I've had no problem with any stains. They are my 'go to' crayon when I can't be standing over my son because he ant do much damage with them.
2216766
Probably too small for a regular size coloring book unless you roll it up. The site states they are 8 1/4" x 2" x 8 1/2" with 5" nylon handles. They are really cute and have been great for gifts, etc.
360585
I don't have kinds and so I can't say for sure. But these are gel pens and are as messy as any other pen you give them access to. In my opinion, pens are generally less messy than other writing or drawing instuments used by kids such as markers, chalk, or crayons.
533004
I would say that this depends upon the child, on an individual basis. But all in all, might be best to let them try some fat crayons first. This is all my opinion of course, your four year old might be perfectly fine with these skinny ones. What a non-commital answer, right? Here's my best answer; buy both and see which they like the best.
1461160
Yes, they fit albeit a little snug--I have the same markers and just tested it out. I do use mine for colored pencils though.
1837844
No they aren't, but Crayola does have white board markers which I've also purchased & they're great!