How to Blow-out an Egg for decorating Easter eggs Recipe

Blowing -out the inside of an egg before decorating can be a daunting task even for grown-ups. Here's some kid-friendly kitchen tips to make this most unique Easter decoartion become a tradition in your family.
1.When working with a group of children, have at least 1-2 blown-out eggs per child cleaned, ready and waiting to decorate.
2.*Cut egg cartons into individual compartments so each child has one of their own container to hold their egg.
3.Allow the kids to proceed with the instructions and blow-out their own egg/s first. The eggs the kids have blown can be drying while they are actually decorating the already “prepped” and blown-out eggs. The eggs they prepared may be decorated after they have dried ( 10- 15 minutes) later.
4.Have the kids hand-paint the eggs using food colors and Q-tips.