1. Choose a drawing
Place a template or your own idea behind the drawing surface.
A rechargeable light-up drawing board that gives children an engaging, easy activity at home or while visiting family.
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A familiar parenting struggle
Finding calm, meaningful activities for children is not always easy—especially when screens become the quickest option.
It can be difficult to offer an activity that feels just as engaging.
High-energy screen content can make quiet transitions harder.
Creative play often leaves supplies and loose pages everywhere.
You want an activity that is both enjoyable and worthwhile.
The World Health Organization recommends limiting sedentary screen time for young children — no screen time under age 2, and no more than 1 hour a day for ages 2–4. Meshkat Board gives kids a screen-free way to stay creative and engaged.
Source: WHO — “To grow up healthy, children need to sit less and play more” Opens in a new tabDesigned with your family’s safety and longevity in mind. Built to European standards.
An easy activity children can begin enjoying in minutes.
Place a template or your own idea behind the drawing surface.
Use the included markers to trace lines and add details.
Switch on the lights and choose a favorite color or mode.
Start with one board or choose the Creative Bundle for the complete experience.
Product details
A calmer alternative
A quick look at how hands-on creative play differs from passive screen time.
Gentle illuminated drawing surface
Blue-rich backlit display
Open-ended play without notifications
Apps and notifications compete for attention
Active drawing and artistic expression
Mostly passive content consumption
Designed to support calm, open-ended play without notifications or apps.
Simply use the included microfiber cloth. For stubborn marks, a tiny drop of water works perfectly.
Yes. The board is made of shatter-resistant acrylic and the pens are non-toxic and water-based.
Delivery normally takes 1–3 business days across the UAE.
The WHO recommends limiting sedentary screen time for young children.