Popular pre-school brand, Play-Doh, launches family dining experience with a twist, as research reveals that 8 in 10 parents struggle with picky eaters on a regular basis
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Harry at Play-Doh’s Restaurant of Imagination pop up in London. Picture date: Friday October 27, 2023. PA Photo. The pop up, which invites families to create pretend Play-Doh meals using its new Busy Chef’s Restaurant play set and see them transformed into real-life meals, follows research which reveals nearly one-third of parents characterise an average mealtime as ’stressful’ and ‘frustrating’ in their household, with 8 in 10 regularly dealing with ‘picky eaters’ at the dinner table.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Binky Felstead with her son Wolfie at Play-Doh’s Restaurant of Imagination pop up in London. Picture date: Friday October 27, 2023. PA Photo. The pop up, which invites families to create pretend Play-Doh meals using its new Busy Chef’s Restaurant play set and see them transformed into real-life meals, follows research which reveals nearly one-third of parents characterise an average mealtime as ’stressful’ and ‘frustrating’ in their household, with 8 in 10 regularly dealing with ‘picky eaters’ at the dinner table.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Binky Felstead with her son Wolfie and Harry Judd with his daughter Lola at Play-Doh’s Restaurant of Imagination pop up in London. Picture date: Friday October 27, 2023. PA Photo. The pop up, which invites families to create pretend Play-Doh meals using its new Busy Chef’s Restaurant play set and see them transformed into real-life meals, follows research which reveals nearly one-third of parents characterise an average mealtime as ’stressful’ and ‘frustrating’ in their household, with 8 in 10 regularly dealing with ‘picky eaters’ at the dinner table.
