Every child is born an artist. They have fantastic imagination, like to paint and express their inner world, which is the best time for them to exercise their observation and thinking.

Thus, the white walls, sheets and tabletop of the family became their creative bases. But in this way, the family changed instantly, and the parents could worry. Clever parents will never stifle their enthusiasm for "creation". Since children need it, we should give them a space to write pictures. Some parents will provide their children with paper, but the paper really does not use, in a few days to use up, but also difficult to preserve, and constantly waste...

In fact, in the process of our writing and painting is very important, children have the same feeling, smooth strokes are more conducive to children's creative and painting interest. Howshow handwriting board not only writes smoothly, it has a very good sense of writing, smooth and delicate, high precision, no delay. The touch of paper and pencil has high sensitivity, high accuracy and no color delay. Even according to the intensity, the line thickness will be different.

The touch of writing and drawing is very important. The LCD Sketchpad is not good enough to simulate real writing. It has delays in drawing, or it has magnetic powders in it. The handwriting is not clear, sometimes intermittent. It is better to draw directly with paper.

Howshow's LCD hand-written Sketchpad immediately shows lines, without delay or intermittent, much like a real pen drawing, and with the strength of the hand is different, the lines drawn also change.

Even better, the baby feels the same way when she looks at the LCD Sketchpad as when she is reading a book on the blackboard, because the screen itself doesn't shine and depends entirely on external light reflection, so she doesn't have to worry about hurting her eyes.

With the electronic "nanny" that lights up on the screens of mobile phones and iPADs, the LCD handwritten Sketchpad is much more reassuring. You can also record the dots in your life. Is it fun to cultivate children's interests?