3 Things to Know About Buying Crayons

  1. Expensive crayons are not worth it Crayola and cheap restaurant crayons work fine. Artisanal, soy-based crayons are a gift for the parent, not the child.

  2. Kids do not care about quality The child will not notice the difference between a premium crayon and a basic one. They just want to draw.

  3. Buy the 64-pack with a sharpener That pack is the peak of crayon technology. It gives you variety and a built-in sharpener for the best value.

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