Hasbro Playdoh Bucket Packed With Fun

My son loves anything messy and crafty , he was given a bucket of playdoh for his 2nd birthday and could not wait to use it. The bucket is a bright sunshine yellow and comes with a red lid , I like this bucket as it is impossible for my son to open the lid. Inside the bucket you will find 5 x 53g tubs of playdoh in the colours of red,blue,orange,yellow and green. You will also find a rolling pin with 4 cutting discs , and different shaped cutters like a christmas tree, duck, rabbit and star. I really recommend that if you are going to use playdoh in the living room that has a carpet to put a plastic sheet or maybe some newspaper on the ...  Read the complete review

My youngest son got some play doh for his birthday last week and although he thoroughly enjoys playing with it for long periods of time i just don't like the mess it leaves. It's bright coloured cutter shapes, rollers, moulds and brightly coloured pots of red, yellow, blue green, orange and purple playdoh are fantastic for him to get his hands stuck into but it's just the bits that are left all over the table and floors afterwards. I always make him sit at the table to play this as we have a tiled floor in the dining room and just assume it's easy to clean up but it still manages to get trodden into our living room carpet all the way from the dining room. If ...  Read the complete review

Adrian has a play dough bucket, I believe it was bought for his third birthday he is now 4 and plays with this toy a lot. It is playdoh’s 50th birthday this year I had not realised playdoh had been around nearly as many years as I , but I do seen to just remember playdoh in my childhood, we usually played with plastercine . In 1956 play dough was only available in white and in a huge tin, in 1957 new colours started to be introduced. Now there are many colours and many modelling toys available. Playdoh was developed by Rainbow crafts of Cincinnati, first coming to England when I was 10 in 1964. Hasbro purchased playdoh in 1991 For those very few ...  Read the complete review