are these crayons non-toxic
806762
NO! How can they be made of plastic and be non-toxic at the same time?? They can't. So if they are really made of plastic, then they are toxic. And if they are made of hard wax, then they aren't. The description says plastic so I will keep strict watch on my toddler when he uses them and wash his hands after with soap.
1837844
No they aren't, but Crayola does have white board markers which I've also purchased & they're great!
1072233
Yes most of the wood is solid finished wood. As for a non-toxic I would assume it is since it is a childrens toy.
114670
Not sure but I would think so. Silicone is oven-safe so melted crayon should be no problem. They should pop out easily after they have cooled.
1770471
Sorry but these crayons were for my granddaughter and I doubt she has used them in the bathtub, sorry I couldn't have been more help.
1801525
These crayons are not very vibrant, so I've had no problem with any stains. They are my 'go to' crayon when I can't be standing over my son because he ant do much damage with them.
179150
They are good quality crayons. My 1 yr old daughter colors with them all the time, & they are still hold on perfect! The best so far! Thanks! :)
4897
some of them are a little more subtle than metallic, some are metallic and some are glittery as well. You can't tell until you look closely at the crayon part and see bits of glitter in them. SO you have a good mix.
1240429
They put it in food so, yes, it is non-toxic. You should check that it is the proper ph and attached to binders that will prevent drying out of your lips.
873353
I would assume so, but the box doesn't specifically state non toxic. It would be best to keep an eye on the younger sibling to ensure they don't put pieces in their mouth.
1586811
It is non-toxic according to the labeling, so sure, 100% ok as far as what is listed. Also, if you want a non-toxic filler that is cheaper, also use or mix this with different areas using a hot glue gun and a cheap pack of home depot or loews hot glue gun sticks, making sure they are the right diameter to fit in the gun.
360589
Yes they are. My 9 year old tried to color with these last night and it was as messy as markers. The ink takes longer than markers to dry so it was smeared everywhere. She was frustrated because she had to wait for it to dry before she could color the next spot because the colors would bleed into each other if they were wet. I ended up with glitter pen all over my table, all over her and a half colored ruined picture. Would NOT recommend for a 9 year old.
423438
Considering that Baby Einstein has already had a toy recalled for toxic levels of lead (blue block in their Discover & Play Color Blocks), even if they aren't listing the toxins in their toys directly, they are a suspect company. One boy was suspected of being poisoned by these blocks when no other lead-containing items were found in the house. Besides, lead, PVC, and BPA (which you probably get more from in canned foods anyway) aren't the only toxins in toys and other household objects. Many have toxic levels of antimony, bromine, barium (Melissa & Doug has had two recalls in Canada for this), cadmium, arsenic and mercury. I mostly deny my kids the pleasure of putting any toys in their mouths excessively, but if you want to feel a bit safer about toys, try plugging individual toys/companies into HealthyToys.org or www.goodguide.com. You'll get a better feel for who has repeat offenses. I wouldn't trust anything a manufacturer tells you anyway. They have no intention of pulling dangerous toys or disclosing information unless they're forced to by law. Saying that, we own this toy, as it was gifted before we knew what we know now. The kids love to dance to it. I consider it hazardous for the kids to put in their mouths. I imagine it's not doing a lot of damage just being held. And it does play pleasing music :)
1571890
I believe they are petroleum wax based, ie not beeswax. As with most kids' products, they don't list ingredients, just say "non-toxic." I believe some people believe buying from Europe is safer than buying Chinese art supplies, since at least in Europe, manufacturing is more closely regulated, whereas in China, it's perceived to be a bit of a free-for-all.
307196
I would say not dangerous at all, EXCEPT as a choking hazard for very small children. They are extremely lightweight plastic. My husband fired them at me point blank and I hardly felt them at all. They don't go very far either.
1782633
I bought these for my nephew who was about 16 months. He loves them and always asks to play with them when he comes over. I also use them with a 3 year old boy I take care of who has Autism and other disabilities. His cognitive age is more they of a 6 to 12 month old and he is able to use them without any problems. I love them. They don't roll around, they are just the right size for their hands, and they are the only crayons they don't try to eat! I'm buying another set for their birthdays so they can enjoy them at home also.
1121453
They say low odor/non toxic on the markers but they do have a slight odor to them. Hope this helps.