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One problem many parents face is keeping their children away from television and video games. So much brain downtime can’t be good for them, right? A good way to direct their interest is through arts and crafts, and the easiest way to get them interested in arts and crafts is through kits. Why are craft kits so beneficial?

1 – Craft kits are an easy way to spark your child’s interest in arts and crafts. Children make their creative juices flow more easily when they can see the outcome of their future work early on. Arts and crafts kits will almost always show the end result on the box (i.e. a finished painting, a nice friendship bracelet, or a model car). It is more difficult to stimulate a child’s interest if they have many supplies in front of them without a final image in mind, especially if they are small. They may be entertained for a short time, but you may never see a finished product from them. Also, they will be much more satisfied when they finish the trade and are more likely to continue that hobby.

2 – Craft kits save you time. Everything you need, all the supplies, often comes in one kit. On rare occasions, you will need to purchase another tool to accompany your chosen craft kit. This is extremely beneficial for parents who are short on time and impatient children. Many times I walked into a craft store looking for supplies to start a nifty project and was discouraged after not being able to find the items I needed quickly. It’s not easy to find the aisles you need (at least, not without your own personal Hobby Lobby or Michael’s clerk to guide you through the store). It gets overwhelming very quickly.

3 – They save you money (and storage space). If, by any chance, you can track down all the individual supplies you need without just buying a kit, you will often find yourself overstocked and the extra supplies will never be used. They take up space in your cabinets and are often wasted if it’s an item with a short shelf life (like certain paints or clay), meaning your money has been wasted on unnecessary materials. Arts and crafts kits come with pre-provided supplies that avoid a surplus that you would otherwise have to store, and also prevent you from purchasing large quantities that will never be used. The quantity you need is in the kit.

Kits are ultimately a great way to push your kids into the world of arts and crafts. Your interest will be more easily piqued, the kits will save you time and also save you money. Not to mention, they make great gifts too!

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