Cry Babies coloring pages

Free Printable Cry Babies Coloring Pages

The gallery ranges from single baby dolls and clear outlines to groups of friends, costumes, and lively settings. Pick a favorite face or scene, then let its details guide your color choices.

What to notice in each drawing

Look for the details that set each baby apart: a pacifier, a familiar costume, or a prop in their hands. Dreamy appears on a cloud and with a pacifier, while Lady holds a sweep net or hugs a tiger; these small clues can spark a story as you color.

Choose by age and coloring level

For a 3-year-old, choose a large, open outline with just a few details. A 7-year-old may enjoy adding patterns and background colors, while older kids and adults can take their time with a busy group scene.

Easy Cry Babies Coloring Pages for Kids

Lea, infant Dreamy, and Coney in a unicorn onesie have simple shapes that are easy for small hands to fill. Beety in a bee outfit, Tina in a dinosaur costume, and Koali beside a campervan give kids a clear subject to color without needing to plan a complicated background. For a little more variety, try Dotty waving in a cow onesie or Nala in a tiger costume.

Cute Cry Babies Coloring Pages

For sweet, playful scenes, try Katie smiling, Dotty pointing at the sky, or Dreamy sitting on a cloud. Dreamy under a rainbow gives kids a simple background to color, while Lady hugging a tiger invites them to choose contrasting colors for the two figures.

Detailed Cry Babies Coloring Pages for Adults

The Magic Tears poster and group scenes take more time, with several babies to distinguish and more small areas to fill. Color Dream, Molly, Lady, Coney, and Ella one at a time, or work through the Elodie, Wandy, Bruny, Lady, and Bonnie group. Tutti Frutti Bay and the scenes with Scarlet, Hally, and Coney also give you more room to build a setting around the figures.

Make up a story for the scene

Choose a picture with more than one baby, such as Daisy, Lady, Coney, and Kira singing, or Dreamy giving Kira a present. Ask your child where the friends are going and what happens next, then choose colors to match the story. A garden, forest, or cloud scene can become the setting for a few sentences or a pretend game.

What colors should you choose

Use familiar colors for the animal outfits, such as black and white for Dotty’s dalmatian suit or yellow and black for Beety’s bee costume. Give watermelon-dressed Mel bright pink and green, then choose a contrasting shade for the pacifier, cloud, or background. There is room to invent a new look for each doll.

Print Cry Babies Coloring Pages as PDFs

Choose “Open the PDF” to open a drawing’s PDF, or “Print” to send it straight to a printer; both buttons work from a phone. Select fit to page so the full outline stays visible. Thicker paper helps with markers, while colored pencils are handy for the small details in group scenes.