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And it was SO simple to make. Rachel had been given play dough when she was 2 that lasted years and years. We finally gave it away when we moved here (so it lasted 4 years and was played with a LOT - but always packed away nicely). So because she always had play dough, I never found out how to make our own. Now that Hannah is a bit older it's easier as she can join in. She learnt very quickly not to eat it.
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