Joyful Sibling & toddler Laugh Coloring Pages

Coloring page story

Baby Noah was crying. Waaaah! Waaaaah! Mommy was busy. "Oh, Noah," she sighed.

His big brother, Jack, wanted to help. First, he tried to sing a song. "Twinkle, twinkle..." Noah cried louder. Next, he tried to give Noah his favorite rattle. Shake, shake. Noah just pushed it away.

Jack felt sad. He couldn't make his brother happy. He sat down right in front of the baby's high chair and made a funny face. Noah just cried. So Jack took a deep breath, puffed up his cheeks, and blew a big, silly raspberry right at the baby's tummy.

Unexpected Twist: PBBBBBBTHTH! Noah stopped crying. His eyes got big. And then, a tiny giggle escaped. Heh heh. Jack did it again. PBBBBBBTHTH! This time, Noah let out a big, beautiful belly laugh. Jack had found the magic sound.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The depiction of a simple, powerful emotion—joy—is very accessible to a 3-5 year old. The character outlines are uncomplicated with large coloring areas. For a toddler with a younger sibling, this scene is especially relatable and provides a positive model for interaction. The outline-only format keeps the focus on the happy emotion and the connection between the brothers.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Yay, Jack made the baby laugh! Let's color this super happy picture. You can give Jack and baby Noah colorful clothes. What color is the high chair? Let's make the happy sparkle lines around the baby extra bright with yellow or orange. Every color you add will make this picture even more joyful! Have fun coloring this sweet moment.

Coloring Page Printing Tips

After your toddler colors this page, you can cut out the characters and glue them onto a colorful piece of construction paper to make the joyful scene pop even more. Print on regular paper for this, and make sure the outlines are dark and easy to see for cutting.

Recommended Tools

Broad-tip washable markers are excellent for this page. Their vibrant colors will match the joyful theme perfectly, and they make it easy for a toddler to fill the large, simple shapes of the characters and high chair. The bold colors will make the final artwork look very lively and happy.