Benefits of finger painting

Finger painting is a widely used method of painting among children. Many parents encourage their children to do finger painting, but some people are not very clear about the benefits of finger painting. Children paint by sticking paint on their fingers. This method can effectively cultivate children's interests and hobbies and help intellectual development. It is very beneficial for children. The following is an explanation of the benefits of finger painting. I hope it can help you have a clear understanding of it.

1. Children's finger painting is easy to operate, the artistic expression is intuitive and concise, the colors are bright, and the painting form is playful, which makes it very popular among children. At present, there are very good children's finger painting products in China. They are safe, reliable, convenient and easy to use, and can help parents relieve a lot of worries.

2. Since the physiological signs of young children have not yet been fully developed, their muscle development is still in an unbalanced stage and their hand movements are still relatively clumsy. Appropriate hand exercises can help children exercise themselves better and effectively develop their hand flexibility.

3. Using hands as pens, dipping paint to print, press, and smear on paper directly expands children's cognition and tactile experience of different materials and enriches children's perception of things.

4. During the growth stage of young children, a good painting and graffiti environment can not only cultivate children's artistic potential easily and naturally, but more importantly, it can promote the development of children's brain intelligence, hand-eye coordination, observation, concentration and other aspects. 5. Children's finger painting, as a form of expression of children's painting, can make children fully express their inner world, so that children can express and stretch their inner wishes and emotions through painting, thereby cultivating children's healthy emotional world and cultivating aesthetic sentiments. Art is not mysterious; it comes from our lives and expresses our world.

Art is not single, every child has his or her own artistic language. As Malaguzzi, one of the founders of Reggio Emilia, said: children are made up of a hundred kinds of things. Children have a hundred languages, a hundred hands, a hundred ideas, and a hundred ways of thinking, playing, and speaking. ...Picasso said: Every child is an artist, and I have spent my whole life learning to paint like a child!" In childhood, everyone has a keen sense of color and music. If they can get stimulation and influence of a certain intensity and quantity, this sensitivity will continue until adulthood. Otherwise, it will gradually fade away and even lose this ability.