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Anyone have a good recipe or a good brand to buy? I need to bring some to my daughters preschool so she has something to play with when they play with the normal stuff. Thanks!!

~Julie

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Anyone have a good recipe or a good brand to buy? I need to bring some to my daughters preschool so she has something to play with when they play with the normal stuff. Thanks!!

~Julie

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Anyone have a good recipe or a good brand to buy? I need to bring some to my daughters preschool so she has something to play with when they play with the normal stuff. Thanks!!

~Julie

ToysRUs carries Moon Dough. They also have Moon Sand. I called the company last year to confirm.. They are 100% hypo-allergenic. We send both of these to preschool with our boys. Much easier than trying to make it. My boys also can't have corn, so cornstarch isn't something I want to mess with. I'm so glad this stuff is available.

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I bought a small amount of moon dough and was disapointed with it. I did purchase soy-yer dough and it works well with all the play dough toys. The only complaints I have about it is that when it gets really warm it gets sticky and will stick to everything and is hard to get off and when stored for any lenght of time it can crystalize a bit. Even so we still play with it. I think I will try the recipe GFReeMO posted and see how it goes.

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I will have to check into that. My daughter LOVES moon dough and plays with it all the time at home but I feel its too messy to bring to school!

I bought a small amount of moon dough and was disapointed with it. I did purchase soy-yer dough and it works well with all the play dough toys. The only complaints I have about it is that when it gets really warm it gets sticky and will stick to everything and is hard to get off and when stored for any lenght of time it can crystalize a bit. Even so we still play with it. I think I will try the recipe GFReeMO posted and see how it goes.

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