Play Doh Recipe Needed

[Guest guest]

I feel like an idiot! I saw the recipe for play doh in 's

book, and it never occurred to me to through out my son's play doh

and make my own. Yesterday, he was playing with the real stuff and

was putting it in his mouth. Since, for him, regression usually

takes about a day or two to show itself, I'll spend the next 2 days

agonizing over his behavior. My question:

Does anyone have any recommendations for store bought play doh or are

we just out of luck? I don't have a problem making it homemade, but

I'm not sure how to color it in a way that won't come off on his

hands. Any suggestions?

Thanks

Michele in land

Mother of 3 1/2 HFA

and 7 mos.

[Guest guest]

Penny,

I'm so glad you responded to my question. Thanks for the

information. I will definitely purchase this product. BYW, I grew

up in Essex, right off of Eastern avenue near the Back River bridge.

My husband and I are in Carroll County now.

Michele

> Hi Michele,

> No we're not out of luck. I found a new product in the ANDI

> Newsletter, volume III, Issue I, Winter 2000, if you get the

newsletter,

> but if not this is what it say's. NEW PRODUCT! Looking for a

> pre-packaged play dough or clay that's glute-free? Try CRAYOLA Model

> Magic, a soft, spongy modeling material that air-dries overnight.

This

> stuff is great fun! Look for the 6-Color Variety Pack at craft

stores,

> or call 1-800-CRAYOLA for retailer info. Although it doesn't " keep "

to:

> > GFCFKids-unsubscribe@y...

> > For FAQs, see www.GFCFDiet.com.

[Guest guest]

Michele

I was not able to read what anyone else sent you about play-doh

recipe but I buy from Crayola ( Model Magic ). After every use it has to be

put into saran wrap then into a zip-lock bag with all the air pressed out. I

bought Nik some way before Christmas and he is still using it with no

hardening problem.

Hugs, Terry.B