Great crayon and variety of colors. Perfect size for toddlers and whatnot. The bigger size and thickness makes it harder for the kids to break. Sadly I had to stash it away as kids like to chew them.

I purchased this for my toddler because everything goes in the mouth, so it made me more comfortable knowing these are non-toxic! They are thicker than regular crayons crayons and easy for toddler to hold. The size is good because they’ll last a while. They hold up well none of them have broken! As far as drawing they do draw but it’s not as clear or doesn’t go on paper as well as your regular crayons because of what it’s made from.

My grandson loves these crayons. Nice variety of colors, easy to grip and use, difficult to break, thick, and durable. A great value. Naturally hand made in New Zealand.

I purchased four types of beeswax crayons for my kids. I have all the crayons out of their respective packages and in the same "crayon bucket" so my kids can choose freely among them. They have a clear favorite and I have a different favorite.Their least favorite are the Filana Crayons. They consciously avoid these crayons and my 2 year-old throws fits if he has to use one of these because someone else has the color he wants (from the other brands). They also get annoyed with these because the round shape allows them to easily roll away, or off the table. The pigment saturation on these is "translucent" in comparison to the others and they are harder/not as soft. I was attracted to these crayons because of the Organic claims, however after receiving them, examining the packaging and checking their website, this appears to be a deceptively false claim. In the USA, a company cannot legally use the word "Organic" on its packaging unless it is Certified Organic by the FDA or other licensed FDA Certifier and contains at least 90% minimum Certified Organic content. (We belong to the Organic Consumer Association and we are a passionately organic family. We are not experts, but we are reasonably informed about organic things.) Firstly, there is no Certified Organic Seal displayed on this packaging so it appears to be yet another fake "organic" product from an unknown company capitalizing on Amazon's weak seller filters. I checked their website which claims the crayons are a "blend of natural petroleum-free waxes" and contain "20% certified organic beeswax" and another page on their site claims "25% organic beeswax". Nowhere (at the time of this review) is a full disclosure of ingredients (or any mention of other ingredients for that matter). First of all, if it is only 20% beeswax, it is NOT A "BEESWAX" CRAYON. Second of all, if this measly 20% is the only organic thing in it (which I doubt even this is true), then IT IS NOT ORGANIC. Since they don't mention what the other "natural petroleum-free waxes" actually are, my guess is they are mostly soy or palm wax, which in the case of soy, (if it is not certified organic) is entirely GMO and loaded with PESTICIDE and HERBICIDE TOXINS. There is a "Notice, this product contains soy." warning on the Filana package. In sum, my kids don't like these crayons and the company is making bogus claims and illegally exploiting the Organic label. On to the next...My kids like these Faber Castell Beeswax crayons. There are no claims on the packaging or website about the beeswax ratios or types of waxes or other ingredients, but these crayons are smooth and rich in color and my kids like the triangular shape that doesn't roll away. This is an established art supplies brand that has been around for generations. If I am able to track down the full ingredient list, I will post it.Lastly, their favorites are these International Arrivals Natural Beeswax Crayons They are also triangular in shape, but the clincher is the richest, smoothest color. My kids love them. I am not familiar with this brand, but a quick look at their website provides honest full disclosure of the ingredients of these crayons. While I very much appreciate the disclosure, I am not too thrilled about the ingredients... "Crayon Wax Contains: Paraffin and Hydrocarbon waxes, stearic acid (pure), Talc (Mg3H2(SiO3)4), Hydrogenated Palm Oil, benzenamine (oxidized), Petrolatum, beeswax, Distillates (petroleum), hydrotreated light paraffinic, synthetic coloring." The first listed ingredients are "Parrafin and Hydrocarbon waxes". These crayons are mostly petroleum. Though there is a reference to a bee on the package, they are not called "beeswax crayons", nor are there any deceptive claims to "natural or organic". This company has more integrity than the first two.My favorites are the Honey Sticks Beeswax Crayons and we now have two sets. The Thins and the Original chubby ones These are my favorites because they are 100% beeswax and some pigments. They smell sweet just like our beeswax candles. They are slightly sticky like real beeswax and thus, they are the most natural and least toxic of the lot. They are not as smooth, nor as rich as the others, but my priority is safe and non-toxic art fun so these are the clear winners to me. As far as my kids go, they like the chunky shape of the originals for coloring big areas and the thin shape of the "thins" for detail work. The only drawbacks are that thye leave small wax crumbs on the paper and the color isn't as rich or as smooth as the others.In summary, it doesn't look like much actual beeswax is in any of the first three, however, none of them have the heavy noxious petroleum smell of typical crayons so there is improvement in that regard. I am aware that art supplies (pigments and their various mediums) are notoriously toxic so this is an area where I am especially careful with my kids.I am glad I found the Honey Sticks. If I took away all the other crayons, my kids would be happy with the honeysticks. They aren't "artist quality", but they are lovely 100% beeswax crayons with no fake claims. Just what I was looking for!Thanks for reading, I hope this review is helpful!

These are pricey but I think they hold up much better than normal crayons. My daughter does not break these as quickly.

Good crayons but half were broken when they got here. We melted them back together. Overall they are breaking very easily when using too.

Easy for my 2 year old to hold. I’m not worried that it will break even when tossed around. We went through so many regular crayons and they would end up in little pieces. These hold up and are worth it. Also it’s comforting to know they truly are non toxic and all natural.

These crayons are colorful, easy to handle, and clearly 100% beeswax and nontoxic. I tried a less expensive brand but it wasn't all beeswax. Highly recommended if you want pure ingredients - may not be as saturated as traditional Crayolas, but are better than some other nontoxic brands I've tried.

Good quality crayons, a better size for small hands and for toddlers. Nice bright colours available and can be used on many different surfaces.

De super crayon de cire pour notre bambin de 18mois. Prise en main facile. Ils sont assez épais ce qui permet une moins grande fragilité. Pour l'instant pas de casse chez nous. Petit plus l'odeur de cire d'abeille et super agréableTrès bon produit

Ottimo ❗️

Good product not harmful to children maybe more colours larger selection might be useful

Unable to give a complete rating for "easy to hold" as I just purchased this version of the Honeysticks as a Christmas gift for my grandson. Last year I bought him the much thicker ones and found them a bit too big to grasp so I'm hoping these will be much better to hold as he is only 2.5 years old. Overall, the product is a great one. He really enjoys colouring and I want to keep the practice going. I will always purchase the honeysticks because they are environmentally-friendly.