July 14, 2008

What a Mouthful

Eco-Dough

play with eco-dough!

At this stage in the game, you’re more concerned with what goes into your toddler’s mouth than what comes out of it.

Eco-Kids’s Eco-Dough is the perfect playmate for inquisitive model makers. Made from plant, fruit, and vegetable extracts, the colorful playstuff contains no chemicals, artificial dyes, or metals. Soy-, dairy-, and gluten-free versions cater to those with food allergies, while compostable cornstarch containers are toxin free.

So next time you see that pretend cake being chomped on?

Just roll with it.


Available online at ecokidsusa.com.

This Week in Boston

ENJOY
Life Is Good Festival

What: Music, food, and games for the family with proceeds going to Project Joy.
Why: Good vibes all ’round.
When: Sat., 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Where: Boston Common, Tremont St. Info at 617-266-4160. Map It

CLIMB
Tree Time
What:
Themed, hands-on activities and crafts based on trees.
Why: Branch out.
When: Sat., noon-2 p.m.
Where: Arnold Arboretum, at the Hunnewell Visitor Center, 125 Arborway (617-524-1718). Map It

DANCE
The Regattabar Kids Summer Music Series

What: Kids see a different act each week.
Why: Get your groove on.
When: Thru Aug. 10. Every Sun., 4:30 p.m.
Where: The Charles Hotel, 1 Bennett St. (617-864-1200). Tickets at 617-395-7757 or online at getshowtix.com. Map It

More In
 
Fun

Hit the Rhode

Providence Road Trip
Products

The Handmade’s Tale

Tess & Tallulah Girls’ Clothing
Fashion

The Handmade’s Tale

Tess & Tallulah Girls’ Clothing
Tips

Hit the Rhode

Providence Road Trip
 
 
 
 

(E-mail addresses will be used only to send the DailyCandy you requested.)

Sign up for DailyCandy