Who doesn’t love Play–Doh? For everybody, Play-Doh is this colourful, joyful, playful toy that kids and adults alike enjoy. It develops artistry and nurtures imagination. It is a three-dimensional canvas for creativity and pure fun.
But that’s not what I’m here to talk about.
Instead, I’d like to focus on the role Play–Doh was initially intended to play in our life.
It all started in 1933. During the bitter winters of the Great Depression, people needed to burn charcoal to keep their houses warm, as wood was too expensive at the time.
This resulted in a problem no one expected: dirty walls. And people needed a solution. That’s where the inventors of Play-Doh stepped in (a
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