and added containers, spray bottles, sponges and some farm animals. The Hooligans went back and forth between the two activities but the Cloud Dough bin was by far the most popular place to be today. Store in an air-tight container for future use. My kids experienced this stuff for the first time recently, and like the Hooligans, my son was engrossed and busy with it for a long time. It smells good, feels neat, and the baby oil has the added bonus of making your hands soft! (Well, if you're an adult like me that also gets your hands in it; the kids' hands are already pretty soft.) Thanks for sharing this post. I've been meaning to give cloud dough a try for ages and this has given me the motivation to get on it! I want to play too Pinning this to remember it and i'll link to your post when I eventually get around to posting about it. Debs Because of the mess factor, Amber, I would only ever set up this activity outdoors, and really, the less clothing your child has to wear, the better. If the weather is cooler, and your child is fully dressed, I would recommend an apron or a smock for sure! OK so We made this and the kids loved it, however we made it inside in our sensory table and it wasnt as messy I expected from the posts I read. We did however take it outside for water day on