Fun Times (for Aiden, not Me)
I live in Indiana (as my profile states) and like many other states we got a whole bunch of snow in the last couple of days. Yesterday a snow emergency was declared in our county so me and the kids didn't leave the house (even though G still had to go to work - stupid work!). Things went well most of the morning and I even tricked Aiden into eating a peanut butter sandwich for lunch. Basically I have to make him think it's something mommy is eating and then he's interested. I just made a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, cut it in half and started eating my half. After a minute he came up and took bites from the other half and then ran off with the plate. This is the picture I captured of my little man eating his lunch:


I have no idea where to start because although this is washable crayon this is also a wall covered in flat paint. I've used the magic eraser for small areas but that can basically take off the paint too if I'm not careful. I've heard colgate toothpaste also but haven't tried it yet. If any of you have any wonderful crayon removing ideas I would LOVE to hear them. Even if I could afford paint right now, who in the world has the time for that??
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Ah yes. I've had that happen here too but the only crayons I let her use come off easily with a damp cloth and no scrubbing. Hope you figure something out.
Crud. I used to know how to take care of that but we haven't used crayons here in a very long time :)
(and if you repaint...chances are the wax residue from the crayon would still show through so you would need to prep the wall:(
Have you tried magic erasers?
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