Do kids ever truly outgrow the Play-Doh stage? The soft texture oozing through your fingertips and the way it easily molds to just about any shape in seconds is enticing to little ones and can keep ...

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Clay-Dough, a generic version of the ever-popular Play-Doh is a nontoxic reusable modeling compound. While the name is different, the ingredients are similar, and it has been used by kids (including ...

Cooking 101: How to make edible modeling clay Jennifer Rao, owner of Around the World in 80 Cakes, shows us how to make a kind of edible clay for kids to sculpt and mash. , I confessed to major cabin ...

What’s better: Sculpey clay or Play-Doh? Are you looking for fun modeling clay for your kids to explore their creativity? If so, you likely are debating between Sculpey clay and Play-Doh. Both allow ...

Play-Doh is one of those toys that spans generations. Its yellow containers with colorful lids are a familiar childhood ...

Manipulating clay gives you the freedom to experiment with different shapes and forms. This exploration encourages you to ...

Last year, Sawyer Sparks, 23, turned down a $500,000 offer from Hasbro, maker of Play-Doh, to license his patented gluten-free modeling clay, called Soy-Yer Dough (that's blueberry blue, above).