Here’s why it’s worth weaving into your child’s Arctic-themed activities: 1. Boosts Fine Motor Skills When kids pinch, roll, and squish the playdough, they’re building hand strength and ...

Imagine your preschooler creating their own miniature construction site, complete with rolling trucks, tiny building tools, and colorful, squishy playdough. This construction playdough kit does just ...

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Start with two cups of flour, one cup of salt, two tablespoons each of cream of tartar and vegetable oil, and one and a half ...

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Learn how to make playdough for an inexpensive afternoon of art and crafts with the kids – and it's done in just five steps. If you’re fed up of buying ready-made playdough for the kids only for it to ...

I have fine hair, and it’s hard not to burn with envy when a friend tells me they only have to wash their hair “once a week or so.” As I have smaller, less porous strands of hair (which ...