I think we all know what play dough is… I mean what child growing up over the last 30 years or so, hasn’t played with it? Do you know what Moon Dough is though? I had never heard of it prior to this review… though I had heard of and maybe played with moon sand once or twice.
Moon Dough is a new molding compound that never dries out. It is soft and light… like a marshmallow. It comes in eight (8) different colors and various play sets. We were sent the Moon Dough Barnyard and Noah couldn’t wait to open it! I was finally able to tear it out of his hands long enough to take a picture of the box and then get to work setting it up for him.
When I found out last November that I was having a little girl, I became excited and panicked at the same time. I mean I knew how to deal with a little boy, but a girl?! But then again the clothes… oh the little girl clothes… let’s face it, girl clothes are just so much cuter than little boy clothes… and there’s a whole lot more of it!
As I may have mentioned more than a few times on here, we are big yogurt lovers… I mean BIG yogurt lovers here in our house. It is a sad, sad day when there is no yogurt to be had. Even Noah loves his yogurt; it’s the first thing he eats when it’s included in meal. If he sees me eating some without him… well lets just say he gets to me pretty quickly so that he doesn’t miss another spoonful.
As a mother with two small children, I long to hold onto every moment of their smallness. I’m sure that you know that one way of doing so is by having their picture taken. Sure we can take them ourselves, but there’s something to be said about having professionals capture them for us to cherish and look back on when our little ones are older.
By now most of you know that I’m a big fan of CafePress.com. I love that I can go to one website and order so many different customizable and unique gifts… any thing from mugs to shirts, aprons to keepsake boxes. It really is a good place to go to when you’re looking for a one of a kind gift for… oh, lets say Mother’s Day or Father’s Day or graduations or… well you get my drift.



















