Many homemade play dough recipes require stovetop cooking and then cooling, which can be fun for older kids, but not so much for impatient toddlers. This quick and easy recipe requires only stirring, ...

Store-bought playdough can get expensive, especially if you have more than one child. It also dries out easily if you don’t get those small, tight-fitting lids on exactly right, and can sometimes ...

Looking for a fun and educational activity for your preschooler? Try making ocean-themed playdough! This simple ocean playdough recipe not only sparks creativity but also enhances sensory play.

Making playdough at home is a hand-on learning opportunity for kids. It’s a fun way to get their hands dirty, not to mention an opportunity for creativity too. Compared to store-bought, homemade ...

When your child squishes, rolls, flattens, shapes, scores or cuts play dough, he develops and strengthen his hand muscles. Most kids love playdough and it’s no surprise why. While poking, rolling, and ...

Imagine your preschooler creating their own miniature construction site, complete with rolling trucks, tiny building tools, ...

Playdough is easy and fun to play with – and this salt-free recipe means it’s okay for your kids to eat (what child can resist?)!

No Easter candy stash is complete with Peeps, the iconic marshmallow confection. But once the egg hunts are over, the leftover ham is gone and you’re done indulging in the neon-sprinkled-coated treats ...