Kind Big Brother Daniel Tiger Coloring Pages

Coloring page story

Daniel was building a quiet, cozy house for his stuffed tiger, Tigey. He was whispering to him. Suddenly, Baby Margaret started to cry. “WAAAAH! WAAAAH!” It was so loud!

“Grrrr,” Daniel whispered. “She’s ruining our quiet time.” He felt frustrated.

Mom Tiger came to pick up Margaret. “I know her crying is loud, Daniel. She can’t use her words yet, so she cries to tell us she needs something.” She rocked Margaret and sang, “Even when a baby’s loud, you can still be kind and proud.”

Daniel watched Mom. He wanted to be kind. He went to his toy box. Twist: He didn't get a loud, rattly toy. He found the softest, quietest little bunny. He wiggled it in front of Baby Margaret. She stopped crying and reached for the bunny with a little gurgle. Daniel felt so proud. He was a kind big brother.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The 'Chibi / Cute Cartoon' style enhances the sweetness of the moment, making the characters extra adorable and appealing to 3-5 year olds. The large heads and eyes make the emotions of kindness and happiness very clear. The simple composition with just two figures and a toy is easy for young children to understand and color without being overwhelmed.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Aww, look at Daniel being such a kind big brother! He found a quiet toy for Baby Margaret. Let's color this happy picture. You can give the little bunny a soft color, like pink or yellow. And let's color Daniel's sweater and Margaret's sleeper. They are so happy together because Daniel was kind and proud.

Coloring Page Printing Tips

For best results, print this Daniel Tiger page on smooth, standard-weight paper. This will be easy for crayons and markers to glide over. After coloring, praise your child for creating such a kind picture, reinforcing the positive sibling behavior shown.

Recommended Tools

Twistable crayons are great because they don't require sharpening and their plastic casings keep hands clean. For a special touch, use a cotton ball to gently smudge some pastel chalk inside the bunny outline to make it look extra soft and fluffy before coloring the rest of the page.