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Immerse your little ones in a world of colour and creativity with Jellybeanstreet's Baby Play and Paint Workshop. Dive into the heart of Perth's vibrant parent community as you and your child explore the joy of making art together. From scribbling, to paint dabbing, to sensory play with citrus fruits, this workshop is the perfect opportunity to bond with your baby while creating keepsakes that will last a lifetime. Don't miss this chance to create, play, and grow with your baby in the bustling creative hub of Perth!

Welcome to ou exciting Jellybeanstreet workshop recap! Step into a world of vibrant colors, imaginative masterpieces, and messy fun as we share the delightful details of our recent workshop held at the enchanting Mosaic Early Learning Centre in South Perth. Get ready for a memorable adventure that will inspire creativity and provide activities for parents and kids to enjoy together in Perth. Let's dive in!

Jellybeanstreet offers a unique and innovative solution for transforming children's art into beautiful masterpieces. Our team of expert artists and graphic designers, who are also mothers, use their technical skills and attention to detail to create a custom, high-quality digital piece that perfectly captures your child's imagination and creativity. Elevate your child's artwork to the next level and preserve those cherished memories with Jellybeanstreet's art commission service. It's not just for parents but also a perfect gift for grandparents, aunts, uncles, and loved ones.

Playtime for kids is more than just fun and games - it's a key component in their growth and education. From developing problem-solving skills and motor coordination, to promoting social and emotional growth and tapping into imagination and creativity, playtime offers a range of benefits that will help kids throughout their lives. Despite being often seen as just a silly pastime, play is actually vital for a child's success and well-being. So remember, when you see kids playing, they're not just having a blast, they're preparing for their future.

Finger painting can be an excellent activity for dyslexic children as it provides a fun and relaxing outlet for creativity, helps improve fine motor skills, and allows for experimentation and problem-solving. The tactile sensation of painting with their hands and the freedom to express themselves without the pressure of perfection can be extremely satisfying for dyslexic children, and it can also boost their self-esteem.

Jellybeanstreet transforms children's artwork into stunning, high-quality canvas art for unique and personal Valentine's Day gifts. Customers can upload artwork digitally or attend a workshop with professional artists to create a one-of-a-kind keepsake. With exceptional quality and personal significance, Jellybeanstreet's personalized gifts are sure to be treasured for a lifetime. Choose Jellybeanstreet for a special experience for both your partner and children on Valentine's Day.

This blog provides a step-by-step guide on how to take high-quality photos of your children's artwork in order to digitize them. It covers topics such as camera equipment, lighting, background, camera angles, focus, and editing. Following these tips will allow you to capture and preserve your children's artwork and enjoy it for years to come.

Finger painting is a favorite activity of children for many reasons. It's messy, it's fun, and it's a great way to use those little hands and fingers! But did you know that finger painting can also help reduce stress in children? Here's how:

Finger painting is a type of painting that is done using the fingers instead of a brush. It is a popular activity for young children, as it allows them to explore their creativity and have fun making messy art. Finger painting has been around for centuries, with records of it being used by the ancient Egyptians and Greeks. In more recent times, it has become a popular activity in early childhood education, as it helps to develop fine motor skills and promotes creative expression. If you would like to try finger painting with your child, all you need is some paint, paper, and clean hands! Just let your little one loose and see what kind of masterpieces they can create.

This past weekend, artwork from one of our gorgeous little artists Harry was auctioned for a wonderful fundraiser, Cycle 4 Sam.   His print sold for $300 raising important funds for the Sam Roberts Family Fund.   On behalf of Jellybeanstreet, Harry and his parents, we would like to thank Jane Fong for her kindness and generosity in purchasing Harry’s print to contribute for this fundraiser and congratulations to the person who made the winning bid.