Obviously this isn’t a delicious recipe.
For most…
Eh hehm…
But this is the best play-dough recipe EVER.
If your toddler consumes it like mine obviously does, it’s perfectly okay. We don’t have to have heart attacks because we know exactly what went into it! Hooray! If you are worried about what they’re eating and want to keep them occupied so that you know they’re not playing with things they’re not supposed to and putting them in their mouths, you could look at introducing them to children songs on YouTube which are sure to keep them happy and entertained.
With the weather turning cold I have taken to Pinterest in a desperate attempt to find appropriate indoor activities to keep my almost two-year-old busy.
If you are like me, and I’m sure you are because you have found yourself here, then here is an idea for you!
Baby Girl loves her play-dough and you can make as many different colors as you want.
Best Playdough
2016-01-19 15:23:24
This recipe comes together in a snap and when it ends up in your baby's mouth, you don't have to freak out!
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Ingredients
3 cups white flour
1/2 cup salt
1 tablespoon powdered alum
3 tablespoons oil
Food coloring
2 cups boiling water
Instructions
Mix flour, salt and alum together in a large bowl. Add oil and food coloring and mix to combine. Quickly add hot water and stir with a wooden spoon until completely blended.
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It’s usually salty enough that the kiddos only try it once and decide it’s not that awesome.
They also have REALLY short memories, so I guess you never know.