We hadn't played outside at all this winter, and since we're experiencing the warmest winter on record (tied with the winter in 1918) in Iowa that just didn't seem right. So, we put on our snow pants and boots and went outside.
I was hoping for some puddle jumping or snow stomping and didn't get either. This 20 month old was just not interested. At all.

We went back inside and I tried plan B for creative fun.
I saw this recipe for Jello Playdough on Pinterest awhile ago and it looked like fun. We replaced the snow pants with an apron and got to work.


The recipe made a large batch of each. Perfect smell and texture. They turned out just as good as I was hoping. I highly recommend it.
But . . . Jude would have nothing to do with it. I don't think he touched either one. Literally. Didn't even touch it. Apparently the mason jars were more fun. Humf.

I stored them in mason jars and they're still soft and pliable today. Not sure how long it will last, but hopefully long enough for him to actually enjoy it someday. No guarantees.
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