These 25 cute baby dinosaur coloring pages for kids follow one little dinosaur through his own book: Pip, a baby long-neck dinosaur with three spots on his back and two leaves on his head. He hatches from his egg, takes his first steps, blows a dandelion, naps in the sun, wades in a stream, munches a carrot, climbs a little rock, has a tea party, rides a wagon, dances in the rain, feeds the ducks, meets Mama, leads the baby parade, blows bubbles with Rex, makes a paper crown, picks strawberries, catches snowflakes, goes fishing, watches fireflies, slides down a slide, plays hide-and-seek, wears a party hat, falls asleep, and ends with a big celebration with all his friends. Parents looking for baby dinosaurs coloring pages will find 25 of them here, all free to download and print, or to color right in your browser, with no sign-up needed.
Pip is a make-believe cartoon baby dinosaur. His adventures are pretend play, not a guide to real dinosaurs. Some pictures show things a real baby dinosaur could do, like hatching from an egg, taking first steps, or sleeping. Others let Pip pretend to be a person, like having a tea party, riding a wagon, making a paper crown, going fishing, and wearing a party hat. The article says which is which on every page.
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| Page | Scene | Theme | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Meet Pip | Meet Pip | Meet Hatchling Pip | Simple |
| 2. Pip Hatches from His Egg | Pip Hatches from His Egg | Meet Hatchling Pip | Simple |
| 3. Pip Takes His First Steps | Pip Takes His First Steps | Meet Hatchling Pip | Simple |
| 4. Pip Blows a Dandelion | Pip Blows a Dandelion | Meet Hatchling Pip | Medium |
| 5. Pip Naps in the Sun | Pip Naps in the Sun | Meet Hatchling Pip | Simple |
| 6. Pip Wades in a Stream | Pip Wades in a Stream | Meet Hatchling Pip | Medium |
| 7. Pip Munches a Carrot | Pip Munches a Carrot | Meet Hatchling Pip | Simple |
| 8. Pip Climbs a Little Rock | Pip Climbs a Little Rock | Meet Hatchling Pip | Medium |
| 9. Pip Has a Tea Party | Pip Has a Tea Party | Baby Pip | Medium |
| 10. Pip Rides a Little Wagon | Pip Rides a Little Wagon | Baby Pip | Medium |
| 11. Pip Dances in the Rain | Pip Dances in the Rain | Baby Pip | Medium |
| 12. Pip Feeds the Ducks | Pip Feeds the Ducks | Baby Pip | Medium |
| 13. Pip Meets Mama | Pip Meets Mama | Baby Pip | Simple |
| 14. Pip Leads the Baby Parade | Pip Leads the Baby Parade | Baby Pip | Medium |
| 15. Pip and Rex Blow Bubbles | Pip and Rex Blow Bubbles | Baby Pip | Detailed |
| 16. Pip Makes a Paper Crown | Pip Makes a Paper Crown | Baby Pip | Medium |
| 17. Pip Picks Strawberries | Pip Picks Strawberries | Baby Pip | Detailed |
| 18. Pip Catches Snowflakes | Pip Catches Snowflakes | Big Baby Pip | Detailed |
| 19. Pip Goes Fishing | Pip Goes Fishing | Big Baby Pip | Medium |
| 20. Pip Watches Fireflies | Pip Watches Fireflies | Big Baby Pip | Medium |
| 21. Pip Slides Down a Slide | Pip Slides Down a Slide | Big Baby Pip | Medium |
| 22. Pip Plays Hide-and-Seek | Pip Plays Hide-and-Seek | Big Baby Pip | Simple |
| 23. Pip Wears a Party Hat | Pip Wears a Party Hat | Big Baby Pip | Medium |
| 24. Sleepy Pip | Sleepy Pip | Big Baby Pip | Simple |
| 25. The Big Baby Dino Celebration | The Big Baby Dino Celebration | Big Baby Pip | Detailed |
How to use these baby dinosaur coloring pages
Jump to a part of the book: Meet Hatchling Pip (pages 1-8) · Baby Pip (pages 9-17) · Big Baby Pip (pages 18-25)
Choose a picture below, then tap Download to print it or Color Online to color it in your browser. The pages run in book order. The page numbers in this article refer to the coloring pages, not necessarily the page numbers in a PDF viewer.
Simple pages have large open shapes and few details. Medium pages have more objects and smaller spaces. Detailed pages have the most objects and the smallest spaces. The difficulty rating is my own guide for this book, not a fixed age level. Suggested counting levels: start with small groups on each page where available, then try larger optional challenges. Younger children may enjoy counting with a grown-up. Choose prompts to match the child, not just their age. On page 15, count the 10 bubbles: 9 floating and 1 on Pip’s wand. On page 17, count the 10 strawberries: 5 on the plants and 5 in the basket. On page 25, count the 5 dinosaurs, the 2 balloons, and the 8 pieces of confetti.
Meet Hatchling Pip (Pages 1-8)
Eight pages of Hatchling Pip: meeting him in the grass, hatching from his egg, taking his first steps, blowing a dandelion, napping in the sun, wading in a stream, munching a carrot, and climbing a little rock. Pip is brand new here, and the pages are the simplest in the book. Some of these are things a real baby dinosaur could do, like hatching from an egg or taking first steps. Others are pure make-believe, like blowing a dandelion, munching a carrot, and climbing a rock. The article says which is which on every page.
1. Meet Pip

Pip stands in the grass and smiles at you. Count 3 flowers and 3 spots on his back.
Difficulty: Simple (one dinosaur, grass, and flowers). Try this: Count the 3 flowers and the 3 spots on Pip’s back.
2. Pip Hatches from His Egg

Pip sits in his cracked egg, just hatched. Count 5 spots on the eggshell and 4 shell pieces on the ground.
Difficulty: Simple (one dinosaur, an egg, and shell pieces). Try this: Count the 5 spots on the eggshell and the 4 shell pieces on the ground.
3. Pip Takes His First Steps

Pip takes his first steps along a path. Count 1 flower and 4 pebbles on the path.
Difficulty: Simple (one dinosaur, a path, and pebbles). Try this: Count the 4 pebbles on the path.
4. Pip Blows a Dandelion

Pip blows a dandelion and 6 seeds float away. Count the dandelion and the 6 floating seeds.
Difficulty: Medium (one dinosaur, a dandelion, and floating seeds). Try this: Count the 6 seeds floating away.
5. Pip Naps in the Sun

Pip naps in the sun with his eyes closed. Count 1 sun with 10 rays and 1 flower.
Difficulty: Simple (one sleeping dinosaur, a sun, and a flower). Try this: Count the 10 rays of the sun.
6. Pip Wades in a Stream

Pip wades through a stream and splashes. Count 3 spots on his back and 1 stream.
Difficulty: Medium (one dinosaur, a stream, and splashes). Try this: Count the 3 spots on Pip’s back.
7. Pip Munches a Carrot

In this make-believe scene, Pip munches a carrot he holds with both front legs. Count 1 carrot and 1 flower.
Difficulty: Simple (one dinosaur, a carrot, and a flower). Try this: Count the 1 carrot Pip holds.
8. Pip Climbs a Little Rock

Pip climbs a little rock under the sun. Count 1 sun with 10 rays, 2 clouds, and 1 flower.
Difficulty: Medium (one dinosaur, a rock, a sun, and clouds). Try this: Count the 10 rays of the sun.
Baby Pip (Pages 9-17)
Nine pages of Baby Pip: a tea party, a wagon ride, dancing in the rain, feeding the ducks, meeting Mama, leading the baby parade, blowing bubbles with Rex, making a paper crown, and picking strawberries. Pip is bigger now, and he meets his friends: Rex the baby T. rex, Trixie the Triceratops, Steggy the Stegosaurus, and Mama. The tea party, the wagon ride, the paper crown, and the strawberries are all pretend play.
9. Pip Has a Tea Party

In this make-believe tea party, Pip pours from a teapot at a round table. Count 1 teapot and 2 teacups.
Difficulty: Medium (one dinosaur, a teapot, and teacups). Try this: Count the 2 teacups on the table.
10. Pip Rides a Little Wagon

Pip rides in a little wooden wagon. Count 1 wagon and 1 flower.
Difficulty: Medium (one dinosaur, a wagon, and a flower). Try this: Count the 3 spots on Pip’s back.
11. Pip Dances in the Rain

Pip dances in the rain and splashes in a puddle. Count 2 puddles and 1 flower.
Difficulty: Medium (one dinosaur, rain, and puddles). Try this: Count the 2 puddles.
12. Pip Feeds the Ducks

Pip feeds 2 ducklings by the pond. Count 2 ducklings and 5 bits of food falling from his hand.
Difficulty: Medium (one dinosaur, two ducklings, and food bits). Try this: Count the 2 ducklings and the 5 bits of food.
13. Pip Meets Mama

Pip meets Mama, a bigger long-neck dinosaur. Count 2 dinosaurs, 2 clouds, and 1 flower.
Difficulty: Simple (two dinosaurs, clouds, and a flower). Try this: Count the 2 dinosaurs.
14. Pip Leads the Baby Parade

Pip leads the baby parade, with Trixie, Steggy, and Rex following. Count 4 dinosaurs, 3 clouds, and 1 tree.
Difficulty: Medium (four dinosaurs, clouds, and a tree). Try this: Count the 4 dinosaurs in the parade.
15. Pip and Rex Blow Bubbles

Pip and Rex blow bubbles with wands. Count 10 bubbles in all: 9 floating and 1 on Pip’s wand.
Difficulty: Detailed (two dinosaurs, wands, and ten bubbles). Try this: Count all 10 bubbles: 9 floating and 1 on Pip’s wand.
16. Pip Makes a Paper Crown

Pip colors a paper crown at a table. Count 1 crown with 5 points, 1 star, 2 hearts, and 2 crayons.
Difficulty: Medium (one dinosaur, a crown, and crayons). Try this: Count the 5 points on the crown.
17. Pip Picks Strawberries

Pip picks strawberries into a basket. Count 10 strawberries in all: 5 on the plants and 5 in the basket.
Difficulty: Detailed (one dinosaur, strawberry plants, and a basket). Try this: Count all 10 strawberries.
Big Baby Pip (Pages 18-25)
Eight pages of Big Baby Pip: catching snowflakes, going fishing, watching fireflies, sliding down a slide, playing hide-and-seek, wearing a party hat, falling asleep, and the big celebration with all his friends. The snow day, the fishing trip, and the celebration are make-believe. The sleepy page is a quiet picture of a dinosaur asleep. The celebration brings Mama, Rex, Trixie, and Steggy together, but it is not a claim that all these dinosaur types lived together.
18. Pip Catches Snowflakes

On his make-believe snow day, Pip catches a snowflake with his tongue out. Count 7 big snowflakes.
Difficulty: Detailed (one dinosaur and seven snowflakes). Try this: Count the 7 big snowflakes.
19. Pip Goes Fishing

In this make-believe scene, Pip holds a fishing rod and a fish jumps out of the water. Count 1 fish, 1 fishing rod, and 2 lily pads.
Difficulty: Medium (one dinosaur, a fishing rod, and a fish). Try this: Count the 2 lily pads.
20. Pip Watches Fireflies

Pip watches fireflies under a crescent moon. Count 1 crescent moon, 7 stars, and 5 fireflies.
Difficulty: Medium (one dinosaur, a moon, stars, and fireflies). Try this: Count the 5 fireflies.
21. Pip Slides Down a Slide

Pip slides down a playground slide. Count 1 slide and 3 ladder rungs.
Difficulty: Medium (one dinosaur, a slide, and a ladder). Try this: Count the 3 rungs of the ladder.
22. Pip Plays Hide-and-Seek

Pip peeks out from behind a tree. Count 1 tree and 3 spots on his back.
Difficulty: Simple (one dinosaur, a tree, and spots). Try this: Count the 3 spots on Pip’s back.
23. Pip Wears a Party Hat

Pip wears a party hat with 5 stripes and a pom-pom. Count 1 party hat and 2 balloons.
Difficulty: Medium (one dinosaur, a party hat, and balloons). Try this: Count the 2 balloons.
24. Sleepy Pip

Sleepy Pip curls up on a pillow, fast asleep. Count 1 pillow and 3 spots on his back.
Difficulty: Simple (one sleeping dinosaur, a pillow, and spots). Try this: Count the 3 spots on Pip’s back.
25. The Big Baby Dino Celebration

In this make-believe celebration, Pip, Mama, Rex, Trixie, and Steggy gather together. Count 5 dinosaurs, 2 balloons, and 8 pieces of confetti.
Difficulty: Detailed (five dinosaurs, balloons, and confetti). Try this: Count the 5 dinosaurs.
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Pip and his friends’ colors
Pip and Mama look the same on every page, and Pip’s colors stay the same too:
- Pip: light blue, with a cream belly and chest, three coral-red oval spots on his back, two green leaves on his head, big dark eyes with lashes, and a wide open smile with a pink tongue.
- Mama: a bigger long-neck dinosaur with eyelashes, two leaves on her head, and three spots on her back.
Rex, Trixie, and Steggy have no fixed colors in this article, because the artist drew them differently in different books. Your child can choose any colors they like for Rex, Trixie, and Steggy.
What kids learn
- Counting: groups of 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8, plus the bigger challenges: 10 bubbles on page 15, 10 strawberries on page 17, 7 snowflakes on page 18, and 5 dinosaurs with 8 pieces of confetti on page 25.
- Colors: Pip’s light blue and cream, the coral-red spots, the green leaves, and the flowers on every page.
- Fine motor: the Detailed pages (the bubbles, the strawberries, the snowflakes, and the celebration) have small spaces to color carefully.
- Growing up: Pip starts as a hatchling and grows bigger across the book, and the pages follow him from Hatchling Pip to Baby Pip to Big Baby Pip.
A note for grown-ups
Four short notes for the adults reading along. Pip is a make-believe cartoon baby dinosaur, and his adventures are pretend play. Real sauropods ate prehistoric plants. Pip’s garden carrot and basket of strawberries belong to his pretend world. Sauropods generally favored warm climates, though some fossils have been found in cooler regions. Pip’s snow day is a pretend adventure. Real fishing is a grown-up activity, so Pip’s fishing trip is pretend play. Stegosaurus lived millions of years before T. rex and Triceratops, so the five-dinosaur celebration is make-believe. Mama is the book’s pretend family only: the book never says real sauropod mothers stayed with their hatchlings. Baby T. rexes started life much smaller than the grown-ups. The insects on the firefly page are fireflies, as the title says.
Baby dinosaur fun facts for curious kids
- The long-neck dinosaurs are called sauropods. They were some of the biggest animals ever to walk the Earth!
- Triceratops had three horns: one on its nose and two above its eyes!
- Stegosaurus had two rows of large plates along its back!
Creative ways to enjoy these baby dinosaur coloring pages
- Count while you color: count the 10 bubbles on page 15, the 10 strawberries on page 17, the 7 snowflakes on page 18, and the 5 dinosaurs with 8 pieces of confetti on page 25.
- Spot the pretend pages: ask your child which pages show real dinosaur play and which are make-believe.
- Match the friend: find Rex on page 15, then find Rex, Trixie, Steggy, and Mama again on the celebration page 25.
- Find Mama: Mama appears on page 13 and again on page 25.
- Follow the journey: color page 1, meeting Pip, and page 25, the big celebration, and put them side by side to see where the journey begins and ends.
- Tell the journey back: ask your child to retell Pip’s day using the finished pages, from hatching out of his egg to the big celebration.
Baby dinosaur coloring pages: questions
Are these baby dinosaurs coloring pages free?
Yes. All 25 pages are free to download or color online, with no sign-up needed.
Do I need to sign up to download a page?
No. Tap Download under any picture to save the clean image file. No account, no email.
Can I color the pages online?
Yes. Tap Color Online under any picture to open it in the coloring tool in your browser. No printer needed.
Do I need a printer?
No. Every page can be colored online. If you do want to print, download the image and print it from your device.
What ages are these pages for?
Ages 3 to 8. Simple pages suit the youngest colorers, and Detailed pages give older kids more to color. Suggested counting levels: start with small groups on each page where available, then try larger optional challenges. Younger children may enjoy counting with a grown-up.
Who is Pip?
Pip is a baby long-neck dinosaur with three spots on his back and two leaves on his head. He grows up across the book, from Hatchling Pip to Baby Pip to Big Baby Pip. His friends are Rex the baby T. rex, Trixie the Triceratops, Steggy the Stegosaurus, and Mama, a bigger long-neck dinosaur.
Are the pictures real things dinosaurs did?
Some are real play, like hatching from an egg, taking first steps, and sleeping. Others are pretend, like having a tea party, riding a wagon, making a paper crown, going fishing, playing in the snow, and celebrating with dinosaurs that did not all live together. The article says which is which on every page.
Which pages include counting?
Several pages are built for counting: page 15 has 10 bubbles, page 17 has 10 strawberries, page 18 has 7 snowflakes, and page 25 has 5 dinosaurs, 2 balloons, and 8 pieces of confetti. Point to each one and count out loud as you color it.
More dinosaur books to color
Rex stars in the t-rex coloring pages, Trixie stars in the triceratops coloring pages, and Steggy stars in the stegosaurus coloring pages. Pip, Rex, Trixie, and Steggy also star together in the Dinosaur Friends coloring book. See the dinosaur coloring pages for the whole set as it grows.