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"\nIf your girls like to have their nails done often, you’ve probably run through all of their favorite colors… and all of their less-than-favorite colors. It’s not you or your kids have been through professional nail styling school, so how do you keep things interesting without getting too complicated?\nHere are 10 and simple nail styles to give you and your kids some inspiration.\n1. Animal + matching pattern\nThe giraffe print pattern is pretty cool on its own, but the little giraffe avatar gives the set a nice touch.\n\nSource\n2. Olaf is easier than you think\nThe Frozen lovers in your family (that is, all the kids) will love this one. It’s a perfect depiction of Olaf’s goofy face.\n\nSource\n3. An eclectic mix!\nWhy stick to one pattern or style when you can have several?\n\nSource\n4. Kitties and ice cream\nThis one takes a bit of precision so you may have to help your daughter a bit. Surely it’s a great way to improve their hand eye coordination.\n\nSource\n5. A color spectrum\nThis is a subtler style than the previous ones, but it’s very classy and elegant. Plus, it’s super easy. We have all the colors you could need to make any color spectrum you’d like.\n\nSource\n6. Polka dots\nSimple and classy, this style would look great with a darker dress. It adds to a look without becoming the central focus.\n\nSource\n7. School day doodles\nThis is cool because it gives the simple doodles some depth and meaning, like your child was casually doodling during class. Love this!\n\nSource\n8. Strawberries\nTalk about a pop of color!\n\nSource\n9. Rainbows and clouds\nThis one is really simple, but what’s awesome about is that if you use a few extra coats on the clouds, you can give it some depth, as if the rainbow is behind it. 3D nails!\n\nSource\n10. Emojis!\nKids basically speak in emojis these days, so let them use their nails to express themselves. There are hundreds of emojis to choose from, or go with the basics.\n\nSource\nWhat are your kids favorite nail styles? Post them on Instagram with the hashtag #piggypaint and we may feature you!\n \n\nWritten by Melanie Hurley, Founder of Piggy Paint\nMelanie is a mom with two fancy little girls who love to have their fingernails painted. One day while painting their nails, she noticed that traditional solvent-based nail polish could eat through a foam plate. She didn’t like the idea of putting that on her girls’ nails, which inevitably end up in their mouths. She decided that any flammable substance that could eat through foam was unacceptable for her children’s fingernails. Piggy Paint was born, a non-flammable non-toxic nail polish for kids.\nInterested in writing a guest blog for Piggy Paint? Send your topic idea to giselle@socialmedia22.com.\nAll data and information provided on this site is for informational purposes only. Piggy Paint makes no representations as to accuracy, completeness, current-ness, suitability, or validity of any information on this site and will not be liable for any errors, omissions, or delays in this information, or any losses, injuries, or damages arising from its display or use. All information is provided on an as-is basis."
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