my house is dirty, becuse my 2 yrs old son always drawing in everywhere ....how about your son?

We don't have kids at home... but I can relate to this. I'm also doing the same thing when I was a kid. My bedroom wall was full of crayon drawings.

@Sarigi6141 I don't have any children and I don't think I ever drew on walls either. So not that I have any experience with children but would it possibly help if you put up a big piece of paper on one of your walls and try to explain to him that he can only draw on "this wall." I'm sure there would be a more better way to handle this so I apologise if it sounds dumb but yeah, I have very little experience with children.

My nephew is not allowed to hold any writing materials cause i know he's going to use our wall as his canvas. He makes a lot of mess with his toys and everything he can get his hands on. I let him be as long as he doesnt get hurt.

There was a period when my eldest did that. It was frustrating. It was all over the walls in her room, and even on some walls downstairs. But eventually she got the message. My second child did it once or twice, but no more. I think a lot of it was just she was following my eldest's example. She understood that if her sister wasn't supposed to do it, she wasn't supposed to either. Just keep telling your son he shouldn't do it. He'll understand.

My daughters are both teens now, but they drew all over their room, the bathroom and anything they could when they were little. Grandma gave them each a sponge and made them clean it up. They didn't do any more after that.

Get some paper of various kinds and some crayons. Tell him he can draw on the paper.

Same here. I remember my son even ate his crayons. He always find ways to draw. Now he is already grown up and portrait using charcoal pencil is his sideline income.

My son did the same thing at first. But, i told him to write or draw on a piece of paper and not anywhere because it's messy to look at. Good thing he pays attention to me.

sorry don't have yet

Allah protect your sons. The sons of my sisters do the same, the flat became a giant painting

Magic Erase can be a lifesaver for your walls. A cheaper method is baking soda. It takes pen and other markings off. And if you're child is old enough, you can have him scrub his art off himself.

Good he is becoming an artist.:) my sons are grown up now but they too did the same thing and you can always give a coating of paint after he grows up. for now, enjoy...:)

That's so cute...i really like this cute talent of children..

I don't have a son but i was same when i was kid :-D

My son makes a mess with his toys lol

Hmm....... I don't remember if I did it or not. I will have to ask Mom or Dad about it.

Yes he did it too, when he was four years old. Our walls were full of scribbles and he used a pen. We had a hard time scrubbing it.

Thats good early skill development.. Hope my son will grow up like yours.. he is still 10 months old.