To think this drawing (that my son drew) is bloody good for his age!?

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How old would you think he was?

It's a bit awkward if I'm just being over proud

Anyway, I'm very chuffed!

5? Xx

5+

4/5?

He's 4 it's the colouring I'm surprised at, it's like he got better over night

7? It's way better than my 5 year old's drawings.

Buzz Lightyear?

Buzz lightyear isn't it? You have a very clever little boy!

I bet your son's a cutie.

Is that Buzz Lightyear?

He stays in the lines better than I do and I'm 37 in a fortnight.

That's both really great for him and really... Really sad for me... :(

Bless him, it's really good. Better than my 6yo's efforts.

Yes, it's Buzz!

Oh, he's very cute he was holding it up, but had to crop him out for obvious reasons.

Love it

That's a great drawing!

@ Saggy,

Excellent drawing

Although both DS's are good artists and did the same at that age, sorry

Now I feel showy offy, but really the one thing both my kids can do is draw!

Adorable picture, I love kids drawings. He's very clever, my four years old draws potatoes with arms

It's great! Mine turned five in June, and isn't anywhere near this good. (sorry, DD!)

Bless you Saggy, I'm the same!

Oh, don't feel showy offy, we all love to share what our kids are good at.

None of us can draw, he's either going to stop getting any better or be the odd one out

That's great, my 3yr old.only just cracked circles. I can't see him.coming up with something like this in 10months.

Was going to say 4-5 and v talented with it. Very advanced preschematic stage, great proportions. Encourage/show him to do even more details, background, some furniture etc for Buzz, or perhaps a party going on around him!
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I would have said 6-7 based on the boys in my Y1 class - that's excellent OP!

its lovely make sure you keep it safe, I've kept my boys drawings and now they are teens!

That's fab.

That's brilliant!!

My four year old manages vaguely oval shaped 'people' with a line (sometimes not even inside the oval) for a mouth and two dots (not necessarily above the mouth) for eyes.

So, from my perspective your son is practically Van Gogh!