People Who Help Us 130g Scented Playdough Pot

• Handmade 130g scented playdough pot for sensory play and creative learning.
• Soft, tactile dough supports fine motor skills through rolling, pinching and shaping.
• Perfect for imaginative play, sensory trays, calm activities and gifting.
• Made in the UK using food-grade ingredients and supplied in an airtight jar.
• Recommended for children aged 3+ with adult supervision.

Meet People Who Help Us — a 130g tub of tactile, scented playdough that invites children to explore the world of community helpers through hands-on play. With a bold red base and an eye-catching mix of red, white and blue glitter, this dough is designed to inspire imaginative scenes of firefighters, police, paramedics and more. What makes this playdough stand out Emergency services flair — included flat-back emergency service shapes let little ones press, decorate and build action-packed stories right on the dough. Sensory-rich, long-lasting dough — luxuriously soft, deliciously scented and crafted for extended play sessions that support focus, relaxation and stress relief through simple, repetitive actions like squishing and rolling. Child-friendly, non-toxic formula — made from food-grade ingredients with care for little hands, designed to be safe during play. Note: it contains a high salt content and is not intended for ingestion. Aroma that enhances play — the dough is lightly scented with oils to create an inviting, memory-building play experience that kids genuinely enjoy. How it helps your child Playing with this dough supports fine motor development as children squeeze, poke, pinch, squash and pat their creations. It also encourages expressive storytelling—kids can act out community scenes, role-play helping others, and explore social concepts in a fun, tangible way. The simple act of crafting with dough can be a soothing activity for both kids and parents, offering a moment of calm during a busy day. Ideal for Children aged 3 and up who love vehicles, teamwork, and imaginative storytelling Home playrooms, early learning centers, and therapy or sensory corners seeking engaging, hands-on activities Parents looking for creative, low-modium activities that improve