Brooke you are such an amazing mom with the cutest kids on the Internet, a sweet and caring husband and an adorable dog I admire you and your family so much! Hugs from Canada❤️
you should definitely try peanut butter playdough! all you need is powdered sugar, peanut butter, and marsh mellows! heat the marsh mellows in the microwave until they are like marsh mellow creme, then add a 1 to 1 ratio of peanut butter and finally, add the powdered sugar so its not as sticky!! this seriously works and really does taste delicious!!!!
the last part with Calvin though .Brooke is like "How's my cooking?" and Calvin's like😛 and Brooke is like "Yep that's the reaction I usually get" that's so hilarious
I made this and instead of food coloring I added one kool aid package, which is the best recipe ever now because it smells yummy and taste just like kool aid. :)
I have mixed feelings about edible playdough! I work with infants at a daycare and I want to teach them that the playdough isn't food. What happens as they grow and their next classroom doesn't use edible playdough? I think they should be taught just not to eat it. HOWEVER. I love the idea of edible playdough at home, since you often can't have your eyes on your kids the whole time they're playing with it.
Studies suggest you shouldn't give your children edible play dough because they'll think ALL play dough is edible. Most play doughs are non-toxic anyway.
Hey WhatsUpMoms! I am not a mom myself, but this is a very tasty recipe! I also love your hacks and funny ads! I should look back at your channel and this video when im a mom myself!
Another really fun thing to play with is a substance called Obluic. It's total Editable and Brook as made it. Go to her science episode for the recipe.
YES!!!! I just looked at the Silly Putty recipe you posted with Borax, and I'M SOOOO excited you shared this safe recipe for babies!!!!!! EEK! Thanks for sharing!
Even though I'm only 10 this could be so useful for my sister's children because she's close to that age where she's going to get married and have children so whenever she does if she does I can take care of them and do this for them thanks so much Brooke
Brooke you are an amazing person and mother and someday I hope I grow up to be just like you because of your beauty and your way of expressing yourself is amazing, I love your family your kids and your sweet and amazing husband
Thanks a lot for your diy cause i actually have to babysit 5 children between 2 and 4 years old during the night of the happy New Year so I have to I had to find a way for them to enjoy but a non dangerous activity... So this is perfect👌🏼 Louise 16 from Paris
I love Play dough and I'm not a mom but is very useful because I have like little cousins coming over and they like to eat everything of course so I want to try to make edible Play dough so why not and thank you for making this video
Hi name is Julia and I have a seven year old sister name kloye!!!! When I watched your video I feel like I learned new things just in case if have my own child
I know a recipe your kids would love all you need to do is take some marshmallows and put them in a pot. drizzle some water on them, and once you can move them (it should be thick and sticky though) just add powdered sugar until it reaches a play dough like consistency.
Okay, so I put this comment for help. So if you want your clay to be sweeter just use caramel instead. I didn't have apple sauce so I tried this and it is more stretchy and very yummy! I let my 2 year old sister taste and play with it and she loved it!
another edible play dough is melting peeps or marshmallows until its melted and then once its cooled add around 8 tablespoons of powdered mixture or until a play dough consistency. this one is VERY edible and probably more of a play and eat type thing rather then a play dough that's safe from toddlers.
Yes This Way Does Work. Here’s Another Way To Make Edible Play Dough Step 1. Take Some Marshmallows Pour Them In A Bowl Step 2. Take Two Spoons Of Warm Water And Pour It In To The Bowl Of Marshmallows Step 3. Put The Bowl Of Marshmallows In The Microwave For 20-30 Seconds Step 4. Add A Few Drops Of Food Coloring If You Would Like Step 5. Add Four Table Spoons Of Powdered Sugar Or Corn Starch Keep On Mixing And Kneeding It Until It’s Not Sticky Anymore Step 6. Then Your Done You Can Enjoy Eating Your Edible Play Dough😋
I’m sure this recipe is great but I found that the easiest is 2 cups of flour and then adding in little bits of water at a time until you get your preferred consistency... you can also add salt if you want it to keep for longer...
