If your kids adore coloring and adorably cute characters, check out these amazing Yaya coloring pages. Yaya is one of the cute creatures featured in ‘The Monsters’ series by Kasing Lung, the same world that gave birth to Labubu.
These pages have a ton of charm, awesome expressions, and big bold outlines that make them great for youngers. So whether your little ones are into Labubu already or trying out Yaya for the first time, you can bet that they will have tons of fun coloring all the quirky things depicted on this page!
Free Printable Yaya Coloring Pages
All our coloring pages will print fine on standard A4 size (210×297mm) papers – no need to resize anything! Just download your favourite free printable Yaya coloring pages below, and get going.
Whether she’s dancing, smiling, or playing with her dear friend Labubu… our Yaya printables are always fun activities for kids to do at home, the classroom, or anywhere they want to have some time to create freely. Grab your crayon pen and start coloring!
Who Is Yaya from The Monsters Series?
Introduce your child to Yaya, one of our sweet and adorable characters from our popular Monster Series created by artist Kasing Lung. With her big eyes and cute looks, this character will steal your heart.
This adorable monster loves to spend time with Labubu (the mischievous monster). This is where most of the adventures happen for these two little monsters!
We have crafted some super cool Yaya coloring pages that will help you engage your kid while exploring the gentler side of the Monsters series!
Creative Ideas for Using Yaya Coloring Pages
Now that we’ve made our way through these beautiful Yaya pages, I think it’s important to highlight the fact that they are great to do more than color! What a fantastic opportunity to get creative with your children on these projects.
Kids will love to cut their completed pieces out to make notes, cards, or decorations in their rooms! These could easily be used for parties or in a classroom too – print off a few stacks and provide crayons/markers. Or maybe create a small coloring book by stapling some of the pages together. We’d love to see what you create!
Some parents like to turn finished Yaya drawings into magnets or even postcards, as Rebekah from Two Mama Bears explains. Just glue the colored page to cardboard, trim the edges, and you have a one-of-a-kind creation. There’s no right or wrong—just lots of ways to have fun.
Tips for Coloring with Young Children
- Start with thick crayons or washable markers. They’re easier for small hands to hold.
- Keep it short and sweet. Most younger kids will color for 10–15 minutes. That’s totally fine! Let them take breaks and come back later.
- Don’t worry about perfection. If Yaya ends up with rainbow hair or a blue face—that’s part of the fun.
- Make it a habit. Set a regular time to color—maybe after lunch or right before bed.
- Chat while they color. Ask what they’re drawing or why they picked that color. It’s a great way to connect.
With just a little setup, Yaya coloring pages time can be a calm, creative moment in your day.
