Edible Marshmallow Fluff Slime (No-Cook Recipe!)
Looking for an easy no-cook slime recipe that toddlers and younger kids can safely put in their mouths? This edible marshmallow fluff slime is super smooth, super stretchy and only …
Homemade Slime Recipes
Want to try your hand at making slime? These Homemade Slime Recipes are a great place to start. Browse our archives to find a recipe that is perfect for your child.
Need suggestions? If your child is still young, this Edible Yogurt Slime is an awesome way to let them experience slime without any harmful ingredients. This Marshmallow Fluff Slime is another fun alternative made using edible ingredients. If your child is a little older, you can try this Color-Changing Slime.
Edible Rainbow Marshmallow Slime
It may be hard to believe, but this colorful marshmallow slime is made using nothing but edible ingredients! It’s super smooth, super stretchy—and lots of fun to play with. Plus, …
DIY Aquarium Rock Slime for Kids
Looking for a fun new textural element to add to your homemade slime? This DIY aquarium rock slime recipe is a great way to shake things up! It’s super simple …
Heat-Sensitive Color-Changing Slime (without Thermochromic Pigment!)
Love making slime at home? This cool contact lens solution slime is made with a secret ingredient that causes it to change colors when it’s exposed to body heat—without the …
Edible Glow-in-the-Dark Marshmallow Slime
This spooky glow-in-the-dark slime recipe is perfect for Halloween! It only a takes a few minutes to make, and because it’s made using only edible ingredients, it’s perfectly safe for …
Super Stretchy Water Bead Slime (Using Contact Lens Solution!)
Not sure what to do with that big batch of water beads? Try putting them in slime! Hydrated water beads add an awesome textural element to this super fun, super …
Stovetop Psyllium Husk Slime (Taste-Safe!)
Do you have young kids who like to put everything in their mouths? Let them join in on the fun with this simple, cost-effective recipe for psyllium husk slime! This …
