Speaking as a parent of 3 young boys, I can't see myself using this, let alone paying for it. We've got a house stuffed with crayons and colouring books. At th

Speaking as a parent of 3 young boys, I can't see myself using this, let alone paying for it. We've got a house stuffed with crayons and colouring books. At the dollar store, they're probably a buck each, so it's not as if this is a cost avoidance issue. In my mind, part of the fun of colouring is putting something to paper. My kids used to play on tuxpaint and they'd just see if they could fill the page with stamps. Give them a colouring book (or blank paper) and they actually try to make something. Something that I can put on the fridge. A story they can tell you. This has none of that.