Fresh cans, playsets and squishy new compounds — every one picked by the people who make the dough.

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Pop the lid on Play-Doh

Since 1956 the best part of the day has started with a pop and a smell nobody forgets. Here is every can, playset and kit we make right now — sorted, priced and ready for the table.

  • 126cans, sets and kits
  • 7shelves to browse
  • $4.63is where prices start
  • 338K+buyer ratings counted

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What was Play-Doh originally invented for?

Play-Doh started life in the 1930s as a wallpaper cleaner made by Kutol Products in Cincinnati. In the 1950s, when soot-free heating made wallpaper cleaner less needed, the McVicker family reworked the putty as a toy, and Play-Doh went on sale for kids in 1956.

Is Play-Doh still non-toxic?

Yes. Play-Doh compound is non-toxic and has been made for children for decades. It is not food, though, and it contains wheat, so it isn't suitable for kids with a wheat or gluten allergy.

What happens if a kid eats Play-Doh?

A small nibble is not expected to cause harm because the compound is non-toxic, though it can upset a tummy. If a child swallowed a lot, has a wheat allergy, or seems unwell, call your doctor or Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222.

Can an 18 month old play with Play-Doh?

Our compound cans are labelled for ages 2 and up. Younger toddlers still put things in their mouths, so we recommend waiting until two and always playing alongside them at first.

Is Play-Doh discontinued?

No. Play-Doh is still made today, and new playsets, slime, Blooms flower kits and air dry clay join the classic cans every year.

What are the best Play-Doh sets for toddlers?

For two and three-year-olds, look for a simple starter set, a fun tub with storage, or a Mickey Mouse Clubhouse or Bluey set. Chunky tools and a few cans are all a first session needs.

How do you keep Play-Doh from drying out?

Put the dough back in its own can as soon as playtime ends and press the lid on until it clicks. Keep cans away from heaters and sunny windowsills. Dough that's a little stiff can often be worked soft again with a few drops of water.

What colors did Play-Doh come in first?

The very first Play-Doh came in one off-white color. Red, yellow and blue followed in 1957, and today there are dozens of colors plus sparkle, confetti and pastel mixes.

How to choose Play-Doh: a guide from the people who make it

Play-Doh is a soft, non-toxic modeling compound for kids aged 2 and up, sold in classic cans, bulk color packs, playsets with tools and newer textures like slime and air dry clay. There are 126 Play-Doh products on this site across 7 shelves, starting at $4.63. The quickest way to choose is by what you want the dough to do.

Every shelf at a glance

  • Cans & Color Packs21 sets · $9.49–$33.99Best for restocking, classrooms, party favours and kids who just want more colors.
  • Starter Sets & Tool Kits16 sets · $9.49–$24.99Best first set: a few cans, rollers, cutters and somewhere to keep them.
  • Kitchen Creations26 sets · $9.99–$89.99Best for pretend cooks: pizza, cakes, ice cream, grills and cafes.
  • Pretend Play & Wheels9 sets · $13.99–$59.84Best for role play: dentist, barber, vet, tool bench and trucks.
  • Character Sets28 sets · $4.63–$29.50Best for fans: Barbie, Marvel, Star Wars, Ninja Turtles, Mickey, Bluey and Peppa.
  • Blooms & Flowers12 sets · $7.56–$39.99Best for calm making: tulips and daffodils for kids, bouquet kits for grown-ups.
  • Slime, Foam & Clay14 sets · $6.14–$39.75Best for new textures: scented slime, stretch slime, foam and air dry clay.

Choosing by who it's for

A two-year-old
A four-pack of classic colors or a fun tub. Keep it simple and stay close.
A preschool birthday
A Kitchen Creations set or a character set they already love.
A classroom or daycare
A 24, 36 or 48-can case from Cans & Color Packs so nobody waits for a color.
Party bags
Individually wrapped sticks or eggs, all under $10 on the cans shelf.
An older kid or a grown-up
Air dry clay or a Blooms bouquet kit.

Good to know before you buy

  • Play-Doh compound is non-toxic but contains wheat — not suitable for kids with a wheat or gluten allergy.
  • Cans are for ages 2+, most playsets for 3+, and action figure sets usually for 4+.
  • Any Play-Doh can works with any Play-Doh playset, old or new.
  • Prices on this site were checked in October 2026; the listing always shows today's price.

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