I am having fun with this! I tried pencils at first and I don't know if it was the pencils that I was using or what I'm going to try crayons next but these two pictures that I shared it some watercolors and even though it does bleed to the back you can either take it off when you color or there's a cardboard that you can put underneath it so it doesn't bleed to the next day

So! Much! Fun! Hard to color only one page a day. Glad I purchased this.

The whole thing is AI generated. Very disappointing. I wish I had looked a little closer at the listing pictures because you can see it a little if you look, but some of these are genuinely egregious.

Pay actual artists to draw the pictures.

This coloring calendar looks awesome! I got it for myself as a "color a day" challenge as part of my self care regimen, and I'm so excited to use this. The pictures range from very simple, kindergarten-esque, all the way up to much more detailed drawings for young adults and up. Because of the differences in detail levels of these pictures, you can use a variety of coloring mediums and sizes: crayons, markers, pens/gel pens, pencils.I also appreciate that while the "younger" seeming drawings are generally "cutesy" the more detailed drawings are more general in subject and therefore well suited to any gender. Plus, the pictures are only as big as the paper, meaning you don't need to devote an entire hour or even afternoon to finishing a page, which is fantastic for those of us with ADHD who struggle to finish anything before getting distracted away permanently.Since I am waiting until January 1 to start it, I don't know yet how the paper will hold up to various types of markers (water-based, alcohol, acrylic) and I don't have alcohol markers myself, just the regular water-based kind, so I will put a sheet of plastic or brown paper underneath in case there is bleed-through.Also, this calendar is dated but does not have the year so you are not limited to only 2026, if you wanted to start this today you could and it wouldn't throw you off with mismatched days. The back of each page has some wide-line on it, so you could write on the back. I think I will use it to jot down a quick daily gratitude.At the time of order, the list price on this was 16, and I feel like for a years' worth of coloring enjoyment, this is a good deal.

This calendar is a great for an older child who likes to color. It is easy to use and set up. Being a perpetual calendar it doesn’t have every holiday because some holidays fall on different dates each year. It does however acknowledge many holidays that are consistent each year like Valentines Day, and Christmas.As a bonus the back of each sheet has lines that can be used for notes.The thickness of the paper is average. Sturdy enough to stand up to coloring but not heavy duty. The designs are all cheerful and generic, there were not any objectionable drawings, which makes this appropriate for all ages. I do recommend it though for a child that is old enough to understand days of the week and year as they will get more out of the calendar.This is a great purchase for you or that special crayon owner in your life!

For a kid that loves to color, this would make an amazing gift! Each new day brings a little picture to color. This is a small calendar that can easily fit onto a shelf or table. It's small enough to fit into a stocking at Christmas, or to easily mail for a loved one who lives far away. Great for a quick, fun activity.

Hello everybody, I think that this "2026 Kids Coloring Daily Calendar" is a great idea especially for those people who just have to color whenever they see crayons or coloring pages. I am one of those people along with my 10-year-old grandson. Must be in the genes!Anyway, I am going to give this calendar to him for Christmas. I have inspected the calendar and right away I was wanting some crayons to color in it. I am thoroughly impressed with the variety of pictures and levels of easy to hard and each page has the day and month and, on the back, a lined note page.Another impressive thing is the book has all of the holiday's listed some of them with coinciding images. They even have not your usual ones like Star Wars Day and Cinco de Mayo. It's so nice too that each page is completely different with no two alike and your able to choose what you want to color from what mood you're in, an event, a birthday or just a whim! I know sometimes I feel sad or gloomy and will pick a page that will cheer me up.Awesome little coloring calendar that the pages tear out for easier coloring, hangable or stand able and worth every penny!

I ordered this for my 2.5 yo who loves to color. I figured this would be a great activity for her to do each day while also learning the months and counting. It would be nice if the days of the week were also provided, but I understand why they don’t..so it can be used/sold year after year. She goes through lots of coloring books scribbling/coloring on them all, so having 365 pages is nice. The pictures are simple and kid appropriate. For the price though, I’d expect it to be a little bit bigger. The pages are about the size of my hand. My daughter loves it, and it’s a fun activity for her to do each day.

Cute little calendar. The artwork is consistent throughout, with simple compositions but a nice variety of animals, people, and settings. I love the convenience of the built-in stand, and it can also be hung on the wall. A feature I really appreciate is that the pages don’t include a year, so the calendar won’t go out of date. My kids are still very young, so honestly the date itself is irrelevant. I plan on keeping this on hand with a box of crayons for those moments when I need a quick five-minute distraction, like finishing up dinner. It’s an easy grab-and-go activity that buys a little time.

Much smaller than I expected, but the images are engaging for our little one. They're easy to color, and there are tons of options to color various themes throughout the year.

This felt like a great addition to complete my three year old daughter’s Christmas gift. She likes to color, and is also very into her calendar because she’s got a lot going on with play dates and extra curricular activities. This might help her keep in mind where she is in the week while also being something fun to do each day. I’d also think this would make a good stocking stuffer for many ages. My daughter is learning about months and days of the week so I’m excited to use this for that purpose too.

The calendar stands up well with his built in cardboard stand. The images are clear and printed well, have a fun variety of image type too, they appealed to my kiddos (4-6yo). I wish the day of the week was also printed on this calendar but they’re upfront about it not when ordering so that’s my bad I guess. Interestingly enough the illustrations don’t really pertain to the holidays. The illustrations are fairly simple, not very complex so it wouldn’t take too long or too much effort to color it; Great for a daily activity.

My special needs son loves to color them every day! As described! Would buy again! Thank you!

Cute pictures. The cardboard stand on the back broke very easily.

It’s nicely made and fun pictures.

My 5 year old loves it and it’s now part of her day. she loves painting.

Super cute. Great variety of drawings. Some more simple and some more detailed. Works for a great variety.

Best gift in the stocking this year. 6 yesr old colors to start every morning!

What an adorable product!!! My nephews are loving this-- each day, they take turns coloring the page of the day, which gives them something fun to look forward to each day AND a project they can collaborate on. The designs of the coloring pages are a great mixture of simple shape illustrations and more intricate line art, making it fun for all ages.