The popular putty finally enters the digital era. Here's what it's like to use the new app as father-and-son Play-Doh first timers I have a confession to make: I never really enjoyed Play-Doh. And ...

PAWTUCKET, R.I.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In 2016, Hasbro (NASDAQ: HAS) celebrates the PLAY-DOH brand’s 60 th birthday. Since its 1956 debut, the iconic yellow can has expanded into more than 80 countries ...

Tim Walsh, toy designer with The Playmakers and author of “Timeless Toys,” talks about the origins of Play-Doh.

Play-Doh has been a family favorite since 1956. Though it began with simple cans of the colored dough, the brand has expanded over the years with accessories, playsets, and now, Play-Doh Touch ($40).

Play-Doh and uncooked pasta are classic classroom craft supplies -- but what if the kids in the classroom have celiac disease? Gluten in these substances is not dangerous, new research finds. As long ...

LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — Hasbro is facing backlash from parents who say a tool in a new Play-Doh set was designed inappropriately. Parents took to social media to share images of the tool, called the ...

The 3Doodler was the first handheld 3D printer to hit the market, but its use of heating elements and hot plastic meant that it couldn’t be used by kids—arguably one of its main demographics—without ...

I will start off by saying two things: I am grateful for any gift anyone wants to buy my children and I understand Play-Doh is a classic, useful, fun sensory activity that children (and adults) love, ...

Parents are baffled after finding out what their children's beloved Play-Doh was originally invented for - and it's far from what you might think. Since the 1950s, Play-Doh has been a beloved activity ...

Creative Kids, producer of interactive kids’ arts and crafts and STEM toys, has announced a new partnership with Hasbro to produce a variety of new Play-Doh branded products in 2022. Through the multi ...

For generations, Play-Doh has allowed children use their imagination, turning ordinary modeling compound into anything they want. But according to some parents, no imagination was needed when it came ...

It's just what you want in your child's Christmas present really, a toy that looks like a penis and squeezes putty from the tip. Fun for all the family. Sadly for Play-Doh, parents don't seem to agree ...