Baby hand/footprints

Sorry for this ridiculous question but I want to do babies hand/footprints to make some Christmas cards for family members.

Does anyone know which type of paint is best?
I don't know why but it's making me so anxious choosing one as I don't want anything toxic on his little feet!

Google isn't being helpful either 🤣

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We a photo frame kit that has inkless print pads. You can get them on amazon like the ones below

Nabance Inkless Hand & Footprint Kit, 4 Baby Inkless Print Pads, 8 Imprint Cards, Dog Paw Print Kit, Baby Imprint Kits Safe Non-Toxic, Pet Paw Stamp Pads, Pawprint Keepsake Kit - Black https://amzn.eu/d/7hFEO2X

We used crayola non toxic washable paint :) got it on Amazon!

I used BLOT and it easily came off his feet with a wet wipe with no reactions 👍🏻 i didn’t dare do his hands as they’re always in his mouth 😂

Deal: BLOT Finger Paint Set 10 Colors Non Toxic Kids Poster Paint Set Safe Finger Art Painting Kits for Toddlers Kids Drawing Gifts, 36ml/Tube, Age 3+ https://amzn.eu/d/aVBGgK9

We used the crayola washable paint too! :) xx

I brought washable paint from hobby craft it was £1 a bottle and I only needed green, completely baby safe and it worked a treat and it came off of everything in a normal wash cycle. I popped him in his high chair and I managed to get 12 good prints from him

I used paint I already had 😅 generic acrylics from the works or WHSmiths. He seems fine!

Second Emily’s comment. I used washable paint from hobby craft - worked so well and didn’t leave any stains to anything

Thanks everyone! Xx

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