O h, slime. Snotty, slinky and sometimes a little "farty." I am not sure how long it took my boys to figure out how to make slime "fart," but I am positive when I became a mom that I didn't ...

If you're looking for a fun, squishy, and totally edible slime recipe, you're going to love this one! This Edible Marshmallow Slime is stretchy, squishy, and perfectly safe for little hands (and ...

And if your kids want to get in on the fun, here's how to make your own slime thanks to Brooke Mahan of What's up Moms: What you'll need: 1. 1 bottle of school glue. 2. 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda.

TRUMBULL, Conn. (WTNH) – The kids are embarking on winter break. You might want a project that promotes bonding and creativity. A Fairfield tween has invented some prime slime and she’s ...

Slime is everywhere these days, as you might have noticed. And not just the bad/metaphorical kind. Good slime — the fun-gross, freely chosen slime that seeped into the lives of normal Americans ...

Seriously Slime is a small company that has found a way to let kids have fun with slime, but without the mess. The product is featured on ABC's Shark Tank.

Of course, getting the slime recipe out of anyone involved in the KCAs is like trying to break into Fort Knox, but it’s always fun to ask. What it’s made of is a closely held secret, much like ...

While making slime is a fun activity on its own, transforming it into shapes such as pumpkins, ghosts and bats, is a bright, ghoulish delight. Adult’s help: Little to none Hands-on time: 30 minutes ...

The early access release of “Slime Rancher 2” on Sept. 22 was once again met with excitement and high praise. With a new map to explore and new slimes to meet, “Slime Rancher 2” delivers yet another ...

Even more than fun, slime is known to support stress relief as much as it does your imagination. Founders Karen and Sara came up with the concept during a difficult time in Karen's life.

Nickelodeon sent about two liters of slime to the space station last summer and Koch, Parmitano and Morgan experimented with it for two hours in the space station’s galley, or kitchen.

"This whole atmosphere is not just fun, it's also a way for them to think and be independent," said Toms River resident Robert Agnello, 53, Slime University's owner and founder.