Showing posts with label play-doh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label play-doh. Show all posts

Monday, November 16, 2015

Play-Doh Sweet Bakin' Creations

We reviewed our community helpers last week and mom decided to open this box of Play-Doh Sweet Bakin' Creations.


She thought it would be fun to be bakers for the day!


Here's what you'll find inside the box:


An oven


Some cookie molds


Some muffin cups


An extruder, plate, rolling pin and cake server


cake cutters and candle mold


and 4 cans of Play-Doh


There's also a tip at the bottom of the box that teaches how to make a Play-Doh pie.

You can watch our unboxing here:






Play-Doh is a great learning aid that we use for a lot of our lessons. It's also a great way to strengthen my tiny hands and fingers. 

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Thursday, March 12, 2015

Doh-Dough Happy Meals

Welcome to my magical toy closet! Today, I will share with you this Doh-Dough Happy Meals play set.

doh-dough happy meals set

We love playing with Play-Doh but the sets here in Manila are limited and expensive. This set is a great alternative.

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It comes with 6 tubs of dough and a ton of molds!

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It comes with a few directions too and teaches kids a few little skills.

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Here are the actual toys.

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corn// flower doughnut// chicken wing // fancy doughnut // another doughnut mold// heart // ice cream cone // popsicle // regular doughnut

I personally like the popsicle molds.


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These are the tray molds for making burgers, more chicken, fruit slices, veggies, etc.


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These are extruders for making fries and a star shaped mold. The blue one is a rolling pin.


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popsicle sticks // knife // sticks



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the chicken bucket // ice cream sundae cup



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more accessories – doughnut box // burger box // fries box // fancy cone wrappers


We didn’t touch the dough anymore because we prefer the original Play-Doh brand. This is a great set for toddlers. It teaches creativity and develops fine motor skills.

Thanks for visiting my blog! Stay tuned for more toys and magical posts!