These Kids’ Drawings Are So Wild, You’ll Laugh Out Loud!

Kids start scribbling way before they can even string two words together. Imagine a tiny human waving their whole arm like a mad artist on a giant sheet of paper. Early scribbles mostly look like circles and squiggles - you know, modern art in its purest form. Colors? Instant pride builder! Toddlers pick their fave like they’re choosing ice cream flavors.

These drawings might not make a ton of sense, but hey, they're a big deal in kid-world.

Give a kid some crayons and watch them turn stick figures into stories. Around age four, they start making people, usually a circle with sticks for arms and legs. They often slap letters on their art too, even if reading's still a mystery. And then there's the "X-ray style" - think houses where you can see inside from the outside. Fancy, right?

Why do kids love drawing? Because it’s a happy time machine! Doodling distracts them from a bad mood better than a candy break. Plus, it’s way easier than homework or running around the park (well, sometimes).

Extra legs on a person? Totally intentional funny business! Kids sometimes add silly stuff just because it cracks them up. And even when their animals look more like blobs than actual tigers, they still kinda know what's up.

Don’t expect a kid to draw what they’ve never seen. No windmill knowledge? No windmill in the drawing. Same goes for ears, necks, and ground lines. It's like their art is a sneak peek into what they know (or don't). Pretty cool, right?

Since kids can’t always say what they feel, drawing is like their secret language. From happy to cranky, they pour their big feelings into colors and shapes. Adults even use 'emotion wheels' with kids to help them pick what to draw. Color in your mood? Yes, please!

Different feelings call for different drawing moves. Stressed? Clay modeling might help. Anxious? Coloring mandalas to the rescue. Angry? Time to paint like a storm with wild brush strokes or throwing paint balloons (watch the walls!).

Alright, which drawing here had you giggling the hardest? Got any wild masterpieces at home? Share the fun! And remember, these little Picassos might just be onto something with their crazy creations.