Crawling Baby Chasing a Beach Ball on a Fluffy Rug
Coloring guide
On hands and knees, a smiling baby with tufts of hair crawls across a round fluffy rug toward a big striped beach-style ball rolling just out of reach. The baby's long-sleeved top has a rounded collar, and the wide-open mouth shows how much fun this is. Over in the corner, a little stuffed bunny with long ears and a bow tie sits against the wall and watches. Small tufts drawn on the rug add texture and give kids plenty of easy spots to color. Thick outlines and roomy areas make this free printable a good match for preschoolers just starting out with crayons. You could do the ball in soft yellow or sky blue, the rug in warm pink, and the bunny in gentle gray or lavender. If you enjoyed this Baby page, don't miss our Cookie and Diversity & Inclusion coloring pages.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- soft yellow
- peach
- sky blue
- bright yellow
- bright red
- warm brown
- light blue
- cream
- hot pink
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Color the baby's face, ears, hands and the bunny's head, ears and body with peach, leaving the eye whites and small shine spots white.
- 2Fill the baby's onesie on the back, belly and legs with sky blue, then use light blue for the feet and the collar trim.
- 3Color the fluffy rug and the grass tufts with soft yellow, leaving the wall background white.
- 4Fill the beach ball with bright red on the top curve, bright yellow in the middle and sky blue on the right side.
- 5Color the wooden rails warm brown and the baby's open mouth hot pink for the tongue.
- 6Optional: add a few light strokes of a darker shade along the rug edges and the ball's sides to add depth.
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