Air Dry Clay for Kids Becomes Part of Amazon’s Transparency Program
Oct 16, 2019
SmitCo's Air Dry Modeling Clay for Kids, a new product from the brand, is now part of Amazon’s Transparency Program. This self-hardening air dry clay set is designed to encourage play-based learning for kids.
Belton, MO, United States - October 15, 2019 —
SmitCo LLC continues its tradition of producing innovatively designed learning products for kids. The company’s latest product is an air dry clay kit that the company says makes a fantastic learning and play aid for children. This lightweight and self-hardening foam clay set comes with 36 colors in 20 gram bags, two mold sets, and one tool set in a sturdy storage tub. To protect its brand and customers from counterfeits, SmitCo has recently registered this product to Amazon’s Transparency Program.
Amazon’s Transparency Program is designed to help brand owners protect their retail businesses from unauthorized sellers and counterfeit products. By including the new modeling clay set in this program, SmitCo has ensured that the buyers can verify the authenticity of the product by scanning a QR code.
According to experts, play dough has a wide array of developmental, learning, and sensory benefits for kids. This is why it has become a staple in almost every early childhood classroom. Experts say that its versatility makes play dough one of the most essential components of every childhood. Use of play dough toys can help kids learn fine motor skills, socio-emotional skills, creativity, language and literacy, and a vast array of math and science concepts.
SmitCo’s air dry clay remains moist for a long time, eliminating the problem of crumbling dry clay throughout the house. With as many as 36 colors in 20 gram bags, the product offers limitless creative ideas for a whole classroom. Moreover, the clay is reusable, says the company.
“SmitCo’s modeling clay set helps stimulate your child’s senses. It helps them develop creativity, motor skills, self-regulation and sensory integration,” said a spokesperson from SmitCo. “These sensory activities allow children to refine their thresholds for different sensory information helping their brain to create stronger connections.”
A socially responsible organization, ensuring product safety has always been a top priority for SmitCo. All materials used in its color air dry clay set are safe and non-toxic. The product has received a Children’s Product Certificate, ensuring compliance with the applicable children’s product safety rules.
To find out more about SmitCo LLC’s Air Dry Modeling Clay for Kids, please visit the company’s website or Amazon storefront.
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