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Boss Baby coloring pages

These Boss Baby coloring pages bring together family moments, nursery scenes, and Ted’s little-businessman antics. Every page is free, no account is needed, and each drawing opens as a PDF ready to print. Most pictures have simple shapes for a quick coloring session, with a few busier scenes for anyone who wants more to do.

Free printable Boss Baby coloring pages

The collection includes 16 drawings of Ted, Tim, Tina, Staci, Jimbo, and the triplets. Choose a quiet portrait, a playful family scene, or a nursery moment with toys and baby friends; the mix makes it easy to find a picture that suits the time and the person coloring.

Colors for Ted, Tim, and their friends

Give Ted’s suit a dark blue or charcoal shade and make his tie stand out in red, yellow, or another bright color. A golden-brown cookie and a blue or green office background can bring the suit-and-cookie scene to life without taking long.

For the tutu, try pink, lavender, or a color Staci might choose herself. Tim’s sidewalk scene and the playground give you room to color clothes, toys, and the setting in your own way; there is no need to match every picture to a single palette.

Make up a Boss Baby office story

Use Ted’s office picture as the start of a short make-believe meeting. Ask a child what important job needs doing, then let Ted, Tim, or the babies come up with a plan; the cookie can become a snack break or the meeting’s reward.

The drawings with the radio, milk bottle, pen, and toys offer extra prompts. A radio message could send the team to the playground, while the toys become clues in a small nursery mystery.

Choose by age and coloring level

Most pictures have clear, uncomplicated shapes, so younger children can get started without having to fill in lots of tiny spaces. The scenes with more people or objects may suit a child who is ready to keep track of several parts at once.

Easy Boss Baby coloring pages for kids

For a 3-year-old, try Tina with her pacifier, Staci in a tutu, or Ted holding a cookie. Each has a central figure and familiar shapes that are manageable with chunky crayons. Tim on the sidewalk is another simple choice when a child wants to color a person and a little bit of scenery.

A 7-year-old may enjoy adding color to Ted’s office or the picture of Tim and Ted with their parents. The neckties, toys, and clothing offer a few more choices while keeping the scene approachable. These easy pictures also work well when you need a quick activity before heading out.

Cute Boss Baby coloring pages

Pick the playground scene when you want a lively picture with several babies to color. Ted with his crown, the kawaii girl, and Tina with her pacifier have a sweet, playful feel and make good choices for children who like baby characters.

For a small story to go with the picture, decide what the babies are doing together and give each one a color or a role. An adult can join in with a few suggestions, or let the child invent the scene as they color.

Print Boss Baby coloring pages as PDFs

Choose Open the PDF to view a drawing, or tap Print to send it straight to a printer; both buttons work from a phone, too. Select fit to page if you want the whole scene to sit neatly on the paper.

Regular paper is fine for crayons and colored pencils. If you plan to use markers, thicker paper can help limit show-through, while pencils are handy for the smaller details in the busier group scenes.