ELC Soft Stuff Reviews

This is a review for ELC Soft Stuff and the Soft Stuff bumper activity jar. We recently cashed my daughters penny jar and told her she could buy something with her hard saved cash so she decided on the ELC soft stuff bumper activity jar £8 (normally £10) and Doh tubs bright colours £3 (normally £4) Now she is a big fan of ...  Read the complete review

I have only ever bought two brands the one in question and 'Pl*y D**gh'. I prefer soft stuff as it feels more malleable and therefore my little girl can do more with it. However I found the colours are not quite so fun and soft stuff does not smell as nice. I bought the ELC kitchen set that comes in a big muffin container with rolling ...  Read the complete review

I recently treated my children to some soft stuff from the ELC as they love the original 'play-doh' and to be honest i was really dissapointed with the product. It seemed exPensive for the tiny amounts of soft stuff that you actually got once you had taken all of the wrapping off, then my son decided to eat some and it stained his clothes ...  Read the complete review

Play dough has been a firm favorite for generations. Whether it's bought (as is often the case these days) or home made (using the cooked or uncooked method), it's a great fun activity that's not too messy but that will entrance children of all ages (to a point). It's creative, it's sensory and it's fun. "Soft Stuff" is ...  Read the complete review

There's something about play dough that is intrinsically fascinating, I don't know if it's the smell, or the cold slightly greasy feel as you squelch it through your fingers, but I love the stuff. Now although I know how to make my own, it's far more convenient to buy it ready made from a shop. You can of course buy the original Play-Doh, which is ...  Read the complete review

My eldest daughter adores her soft stuff and we do on a regular basis get it out for her to play with. she has a couple of toy's to "help" her cut them up and make different shapes and generally make a mess, inevitably some ends up a weird kind of brown colour (no matter what colour you started with) and some of it somehow ends up ...  Read the complete review

My children love this product. And would sit for hours with it if they could. However, it goes so hard so quickly they couldn't play with it for very long. My son can make all sorts of things out of it and he had the set which is a food maker. He loved the idea of making burgers and buns and the salad to go in them. My ...  Read the complete review

I was first introduced to this "stuff" when my son was given a tub in a party bag. my initial reaction was that it was quite good, however after it had been used a few times my opinion changed. You have to be fairly quick about putting it back in the tubs as it tends to go hard in a short space of time, and it's difficult to remove ...  Read the complete review

I bought the ELC soft stuff (it's thier own play dough brand) for my daughter 18 months ago. It has just been replaced, with good care it can last for ages. This soft stuff comes in a variety of colours most of which are BRIGHT! You can either get it in individual cartons in a set of 3 or in a big bucket which gives you quite a few ...  Read the complete review

My 3 year old daughter loves playing with playdough and we have tried several brands. The first lot that we bought for her was 'Soft Stuff' from the Early Learning Centre. This comes in packs of 3 for £3 in many different colours, including pearlised. We found that it soon dries out even though we did put the lid back on when she had ...  Read the complete review