Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Disney Mouskatools Set

The reason I love this play doh set is because it keeps my 3 year old daughter so calm, happy and busy that it makes my life easier for at least 20 to 30 minutes at a time. When I first gave her play doh, without this set, she didn't know what to do with it without me helping her. Well, she still asks me for a little help, but this kit gave wings to her imagination and creativity. She loves seeing how she can do it on your own - create a Mickey Mouse figure, stamp and cut the clay in different shapes and have fun. Before this set, I remember her wanting me to mold and shape a Mickey Mouse figure on my own, which I can't do, and she was upset. So this is thrilling for her. I basically showed her how to play with each tool a couple of times, and now I just suggest her (while doing my own things, like cooking dinner), like "why don't you do a Mickey hand now" or "make another Mickey with a different color", etc. Above all, it helps her motor skills amazingly. The set comes with 3 little cans of clay, and I recommend buying a 10 pack of extra play doh separately. I keep the extra cans hidden in my drawer for when she runs out (due to drying after reusing a lot or mixing colors together). When toddler is happy, everybody is happy.

We purchased this Mouseketool play doh set for our toddler as a Christmas gift.This is a simple, easy to use set that is perfect as a first play doh set. It is easily cleaned and comes with blue, yellow, and orange-y red small containers of play doh. The Mickey and Minnie shoes make imprints when you roll out the play doh, you can make a small Mickey figure, stamp glove prints, or cut wavy sections of play doh with the roller cutter tool.Overall, it would have been nice if this set included a roller to roll out the play doh and a mat, but we just use a roller from a different play doh set and a plastic placemat for easier cleanup.

The cutter and the roller didn't quite interest my 2-year-old, but she loves the Minnie bow mold (Minnie shoe), the hand (hand balloon), and the Mickey head. With that said, we spend a lot of time making the bows, hands, and heads for her since she is not strong enough yet to press the molds down/together to make a nice imprint or shape. After making the shapes and imprints, she has us wrapped around her little fingers, I mean cut out the shapes. I'm contemplating purchasing the little Minnie Mouse Bowtique set which has a bow shaped cookie cutter or just finding a decent set of MMC cookie cutters. Maybe she can cut out the shapes herself with the cookie cutters.

My toddler loves Mickey Mouse and loves Playdoh, so I thought this was a real winner, but unfortunately, she had little interest in this. The two yellow stampers were not that much fun to her because they didn't do much (i.e. unlike cut out shapes she can't "play" with them after she stamped them), and the hand she never even used once. She does use the Mickey Mouse cutter and the roller, but when she only likes 2 out of 5 of the tools, that's not really worth the money. She preferred the cheap generic tools that included scissors and cut out shapes because she would actually play with them and make things to play with.On the plus side, these are very well made, sturdy, and were easy for a toddler to manipulate and use.

A GREAT set! We love this Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Play-Doh set. Everything works exactly as you would expect - the stampers/molds make great shapes in the Play-Doh, and this set has given us many hours of great entertainment in our house.I like that it comes with 3 different Play-Doh colors. Maybe I'm just getting old, but these canisters of Play-Doh seem significantly smaller than when I was young. Oh, well - the amounts still seem just right for my kids right now. We do make sure to be careful to allow only one color out at a time - mixed-color Play-Doh turns out not to be my kids' favorite, and is a cause for having emergency shopping trips for more colors!

Play-Doh is a huge hit with my 2-year-old, and he likes using these tools to stamp and cut his Play-Doh. I don't care for the tiny jars of Play-Doh that come with this set, as they don't provide enough material to really do much with. Better to include 1 regular jar. Make sure you have extra Play-Doh on hand. The tools are easy for my 2-year-old to use, and he loves Mickey Mouse. A great addition to our Play-Doh collection.

My 3 year old son has a Mickey Mouse Clubhouse fixation so anything having to do with a mousekatool is bound to be a winner. Except, there really isn't too much to do with this set. You can make a hand balloon, a Mickey and a whole bunch of different prints by squishing play-doh. His played with this for about 20 minutes and really hasn't looked at it since. For around the same price, you could purchase the fun factory or the fuzzy pet hair salon both of which are much more interactive then this one (and both of which he loves). I think it was a great premiss but kind of missed with the actual toy design.

My kids, especially the toddler, love playing with this set. It comes with 5 tools that little hands can hold and use with ease plus 3 containers of Play Doh. You can roll out tiny mouse hands, stamp a Mickey head and polka dots or a butterfly and hearts, make a wavy cut with the roller (which also has molds of a star and mouse hand) or make a mouse head mold. There is no building or mat to use but there's an opportunity for lots of creative play and improved gross motor skills with this set. 9 months after purchasing this product, all of the tools are still going strong.