Okay, I've asked two people and they both answered differently. As a parent, family member, etc would you rather get handprint art from your 2-3 year old child? Or would you rather something else they made, like scribbles or like messy paint they created on their own with help from a teacher for "finishing touches"
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I'm a daycare teacher too and would like to know what parents prefer

Handprint from my 2-3 yo...

Both but the handprints are nice for special occasions/holidays

Idk anything I get from my kid I would treasure. š„°

At our nursery they also do printing with different objects and collages. They do hand prints for special occasions which I find cute, but I wouldnāt like one every week because I donāt think heās getting a lot out of it. I donāt see the point of getting my sonās scribbles though as I have too many of them at home (unless itās something special). I honestly admire their creativity at nursery, they do so many different things! I like that heās experimenting with different ways to paint and be creative and I treasure what he brings home.

Both

I like both as well

Why not do a handprint and then let them paint it or color it (scribbles and messy paint)

Iāve been both, parent and teacherā¦.
I love hand prints and I love scribbles. And itās awesome when you start seeing them draw different stages of drawings.
The only thing I donāt like is when the teacher colors or draws on their page for them.
I would show the kids on my own piece of paper what to doā¦
Okay, I've asked two people and they both answered differently. As a parent, family member, etc would you rather get handprint art from your 2-3 year old child? Or would you rather something else they made, like scribbles or like messy paint they created on their own with help from a teacher for "finishing touches"

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