People have enjoyed playing with play doh for generations. It’s an affordable, engaging activity. You can buy commercial products at the store. Or you and your child can have fun making it on your own ...

This Homemade Playdough recipe is easy to make with pantry ingredients and is ready in just ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Many homemade play dough recipes require stovetop cooking and then cooling, which can be fun for older kids, but not so much for ...

Edible Playdough is a favorite kid-friendly craft project to make, and it is gluten-free.

Play dough is a foolproof way to entertain your kids—until you realize you left the lid cracked open and the store-bought stuff has dried up. Don’t worry, you don’t need it anyway. Turns out, it’s ...

Every year on September 16th, one of the most important national holidays comes and goes without a second look. But this stops today, because today we stopped to take a moment to recognize the popular ...

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You can certainly buy the technicolor stuff from the store, but creating your own play dough is simple and fun. Plus, the kids really get two activities making and playing with the dough. Follow these ...

I posted a picture of the lemonade play dough that I made for my younger daughter's preschool class on our Facebook page the other day and a fan asked for the recipe. There are many, many recipes out ...

One of our "I-95 Moms", Marianna Frances from Port St. Lucie, has a fun idea to make "play-doh" soap (it's not really play-doh). Marianna says this is a fun and CLEAN holiday project to do over the ...

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, ...