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By: Papaya Ink Team · Last updated: October 14, 2026
Baby unicorns get the sweetest scenes in the whole world of unicorn coloring pages: tiny foals with oversized eyes, curly manes and a patient mama unicorn always close by. Everyday moments and little adventures, quiet evenings and sunny afternoons, all drawn soft and round, with plenty of flowers, hearts, stars and clouds to fill in.
The set comes in two formats, and the Show me buttons above the pictures let you see them all or pick just one. Black and white pages are classic full-size line art: one big picture, clean outlines, and every color choice is yours. Pages with a color sample are copy coloring pages: the top half is a finished full-color picture, the bottom half is the same scene in outlines, and a dotted line runs between them, so you can match the sample or take the colors somewhere new. Pastel pink, lavender, mint and peach are the classic unicorn palette, but a rainbow mane, a golden horn or a midnight-blue sky work just as well.
These baby unicorn coloring pages suit adults who like cozy, detailed scenes with lots of small touches, and the big rounded shapes are easy enough for little hands too. To print, click the picture – the PDF opens, sized for US Letter, and it fits A4 too. Regular office paper is fine for pencils and crayons; light cardstock is better for markers. Black and white pages print cleanly on any printer. A color sample prints in full color on a color printer and as gray tones on a black-and-white one, so there the outline half is the one to color.
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Fun Things to Make with These Coloring Pages
- Color the outline half, cut along the dotted line and tape the two halves side by side on the fridge as a before-and-after display.
- Turn a finished sheet into a nursery poster: mount it on pastel cardstock, add a ribbon at the top and hang it above a crib or changing table.
- Make a mini book of firsts: fold the colored outline halves in half, stack them and staple along the spine for a small unicorn storybook.
- Use the color half as a puzzle: glue it to thin cardboard, cut it into a few large pieces and let a little one reassemble the scene.
- Baby shower activity: hand out sheets and colored pencils so guests each color one, then bind them into a keepsake album for the parents.
- Add glitter glue to horns, stars and bubbles after coloring for a sparkly finish that catches the light.
- Cut out a colored baby unicorn, tape it to a craft stick and use it as a puppet for bedtime stories.
- Laminate a colored sheet and use it as a placemat for a unicorn-themed birthday table.




