Home made GF Play Doh or alternative?

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Does anyone have a recipe to make at home GF Play Doh? My son begs to play with

it but even when we are watching, he is so quick! and manages to put some in his

mouth and eat it. He can not have gluten because it gives him stomach problems

and behaviors. Or maybe there is something else that can give him similar

sensory input? Thanks, Ida

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Subject: Home made GF Play Doh or alternative?To: sList Date: Friday, February 19, 2010, 4:12 AM

Does anyone have a recipe to make at home GF Play Doh? My son begs to play with it but even when we are watching, he is so quick! and manages to put some in his mouth and eat it. He can not have gluten because it gives him stomach problems and behaviors. Or maybe there is something else that can give him similar sensory input? Thanks, Ida

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www.mama-ks.com

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Subject: Home made GF Play Doh or alternative?To: sList Date: Friday, February 19, 2010, 4:12 AM

Does anyone have a recipe to make at home GF Play Doh? My son begs to play with it but even when we are watching, he is so quick! and manages to put some in his mouth and eat it. He can not have gluten because it gives him stomach problems and behaviors. Or maybe there is something else that can give him similar sensory input? Thanks, Ida

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www.mama-ks.com

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Subject: Home made GF Play Doh or alternative?To: sList Date: Friday, February 19, 2010, 4:12 AM

Does anyone have a recipe to make at home GF Play Doh? My son begs to play with it but even when we are watching, he is so quick! and manages to put some in his mouth and eat it. He can not have gluten because it gives him stomach problems and behaviors. Or maybe there is something else that can give him similar sensory input? Thanks, Ida

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I bought some myself and it is really nice.

Dawn

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From: Ida <idajkessler@ yahoo.com>Subject: Home made GF Play Doh or alternative?To: sList@ yahoogroups. comDate: Friday, February 19, 2010, 4:12 AM

Does anyone have a recipe to make at home GF Play Doh? My son begs to play with it but even when we are watching, he is so quick! and manages to put some in his mouth and eat it. He can not have gluten because it gives him stomach problems and behaviors. Or maybe there is something else that can give him similar sensory input? Thanks, Ida

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with it but even when we are watching, he is so quick! and manages to put some

in his mouth and eat it. He can not have gluten because it gives him stomach

problems and behaviors. Or maybe there is something else that can give him

similar sensory input? Thanks, Ida

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This is easily stored in ziplock bags.

Glenda

Homemade Play Dough

1 c. flour

1 c. boiling water

2 tbsp. cream of tartar

1/2 c. salt

1 tbsp. oil

Food coloring

Mix and knead together. This play doh is not sticky and does not dry out.

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> Does anyone have a recipe to make at home GF Play Doh? My son begs to play

with it but even when we are watching, he is so quick! and manages to put some

in his mouth and eat it. He can not have gluten because it gives him stomach

problems and behaviors. Or maybe there is something else that can give him

similar sensory input? Thanks, Ida

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This is easily stored in ziplock bags.

Glenda

Homemade Play Dough

1 c. flour

1 c. boiling water

2 tbsp. cream of tartar

1/2 c. salt

1 tbsp. oil

Food coloring

Mix and knead together. This play doh is not sticky and does not dry out.