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Nursery Sat Children Down For A Group Session Of Handpainting, And It Was Adorable
Nursery Sat Children Down For A Group Session Of Handpainting, And It Was Adorable
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Nursery Sat Children Down For A Group Session Of Handpainting, And It Was Adorable

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Conventionally it is thought that mothers partake in the joy of creation, namely by creating a new life. Apparently, the little babies themselves can partake in the joy of creation, albeit a little bit differently, by creating some art. Today’s post shows how little toddlers enjoy and appreciate such an opportunity.

The children at Green Leaves Nursery, Australia got their hands dirty and sat down to explore the possibilities of art. Of course, the caretakers at the nursery used kid-safe paint to make sure that no unwanted accidents happened, and left the kids to do their own thing, as they didn’t want to obstruct their creative flow. Needless to say, the whole act was supervised from a distance.

More info: Facebook | greenleaveselc.com.au

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    The people at the Green Leaves Nursery, Australia set up some paper and splashed some paint, and dressed the babies in matching onesies

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    Here’s what the nursery told about this little “experiment” in their Facebook post. “The babies in the nursery dressed in matching onesies ready for their group art project. Rainbow paint was splattered on the brown butcher’s paper, igniting the babies’ sense of curiosity and wonder. Soon enough we were all covered in paint.”

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    They let the babies do their own thing and did not intervene in their process

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    The children started to explore their curiosity and experience the joy of creation

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    After some warm wash, they went to get their hard-earned rest

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    “After a warm wash down and a change of clothes, the tired babies were ready for a hard-earned rest. Process art is about the experience, the joy in creating!”

    Here’s what people had to say in their Facebook post:

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    I am a Brazilian digital artist who loves transforming imagination into hyper-real visuals. I work with artificial intelligence and image editing to create what I always wondered as a child: how would our favorite characters look in real life? Over time, many of my artworks have gone viral and were featured in international publications. I have recreated realistic versions of cartoon characters such as Disney and The Simpsons, imagined how celebrities who died young would look today, and even gave modern faces to historical figures like Mona Lisa or Shakespeare. Beyond entertainment, I created Para Não Esquecer, a social project that revisits memorable criminal cases in Brazil. My goal is to honor victims, keep memory alive and remind society that justice and empathy matter. I also write for Bored Panda, where I create articles featuring artists, photographers, rescue stories and feel-good moments from around the world. My work aims to highlight creativity, kindness and emotional storytelling. In everything I do, my purpose is the same: to touch hearts, evoke emotion and make people feel something real.

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    Hidrėlėy

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    I am a Brazilian digital artist who loves transforming imagination into hyper-real visuals. I work with artificial intelligence and image editing to create what I always wondered as a child: how would our favorite characters look in real life? Over time, many of my artworks have gone viral and were featured in international publications. I have recreated realistic versions of cartoon characters such as Disney and The Simpsons, imagined how celebrities who died young would look today, and even gave modern faces to historical figures like Mona Lisa or Shakespeare. Beyond entertainment, I created Para Não Esquecer, a social project that revisits memorable criminal cases in Brazil. My goal is to honor victims, keep memory alive and remind society that justice and empathy matter. I also write for Bored Panda, where I create articles featuring artists, photographers, rescue stories and feel-good moments from around the world. My work aims to highlight creativity, kindness and emotional storytelling. In everything I do, my purpose is the same: to touch hearts, evoke emotion and make people feel something real.

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    This dude right here? He works as a Community Manager at Bored Panda. Has no back-story, cause his spine works just fine. He writes about himself in third-person, and in first-person about others. Fell in love with storytelling and cannot let that love go. Now, he's here to help you make your own story simply beautiful. Secretly makes cute music samples and writes stories in the dark that nobody has ever heard of before.

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    Titas Burinskas

    Titas Burinskas

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    This dude right here? He works as a Community Manager at Bored Panda. Has no back-story, cause his spine works just fine. He writes about himself in third-person, and in first-person about others. Fell in love with storytelling and cannot let that love go. Now, he's here to help you make your own story simply beautiful. Secretly makes cute music samples and writes stories in the dark that nobody has ever heard of before.

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    A.M. Pierre
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    4 years ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I'm just amazed the pictures don't show any paint on their faces from the kids inevitably trying to eat the paint. It's one of the primary rules of being a baby: If I can touch it, I have to taste it.

    LuckyL
    Community Member
    4 years ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    probably because it's not in their hands but on their hands. now that I think about it, my 11 month old has never licked her hands just because there's something on it.

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    Carol Emory
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    4 years ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Super Cute! Good thing they had this well organized. If it's one thing babies love to do is put their hands in their mouths. Can you imagine handing a baby back to it's mother with a blue mouth. "What happened!?!" "Oh we just did some painting today."

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    A.M. Pierre
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    4 years ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I'm just amazed the pictures don't show any paint on their faces from the kids inevitably trying to eat the paint. It's one of the primary rules of being a baby: If I can touch it, I have to taste it.

    LuckyL
    Community Member
    4 years ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    probably because it's not in their hands but on their hands. now that I think about it, my 11 month old has never licked her hands just because there's something on it.

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    Carol Emory
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    4 years ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Super Cute! Good thing they had this well organized. If it's one thing babies love to do is put their hands in their mouths. Can you imagine handing a baby back to it's mother with a blue mouth. "What happened!?!" "Oh we just did some painting today."

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