When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Here's a simple way to make colorful slime with your kids while having fun and perhaps learning a ...

Making homemade slime with your kids is one of the easiest ways we can think of to be a cool parent. It’s such a win-win. For your kids, making slime is a chance to make a mess and pretend they’re ...

In this episode of In the Kitchen with Matt, I am going to show you how to make slime for kids easy at home using 3 ...

If you have children or you work with kids, you’ve likely heard about slime. Slime is pretty much everywhere — slime kits, slime products, and slime recipes. Children and adults alike enjoy the gooey ...

Making homemade slime is a simple project for children or children at heart. What you need: Elmer's White School Glue Baking soda Contact lens solution Food coloring or glitter glue (optional) How you ...

In kid world, slime comes in multiple ooey-gooey forms: the kind made with glue that you can buy at the toy store that sticks to everything and ruins your brand-new area rug; the kind they make when ...

You may have a hard time buying a bottle of Elmer's glue right now. Stores in Springfield say the craft and classroom staple is in short supply. Kids are going through bottle after bottle, making ...

Something slimy is going on in America. For months now, thousands of kids, from coast to coast, have been putting down their phones and iPads and putting their hands on something... goopier. That's ...

Rachel and Rebecca Haas admit they’re a bit obsessed. “I like to play with it because you can make it smell nice,” Rebecca said. “You can make it soft and it feels nice.” “I like to show it to my ...

A crafting craze spreading across the country is leading to shortages of glue. Bottles of glue are flying off store shelves and retailers can't stock it fast enough because of slime. "We have been out ...

When I was a young girl, Nickelodeon released one of the most popular cheap toys kids could get. It was called Gak. Kids couldn’t get enough of the gooey, strange texture. They’d throw it, poke it, ...