Happy Hands creates colourful, creative playdough kits filled with soft homemade playdough and carefully selected extras to spark imagination and keep little hands busy. Each themed kit is thoughtfully designed to encourage screen-free, hands-on play that supports creativity and development.
Their playdough is homemade, super soft, non-toxic, and taste-safe, made from ingredients families can trust. Happy Hands kits are known for helping to build fine motor skills and inspire open-ended, imaginative play, making them a favourite among parents, educators, and therapists alike.
The business was founded by twin sisters Haanah, an early childhood educator, and Zahra, a social worker, who share a passion for child development and emotional wellbeing. Happy Hands was born from their desire to create a meaningful product that supports both learning and play.
Playdough is widely recognised as a valuable sensory tool that helps develop key skills in language, motor control, problem-solving, and emotional regulation. Whether customers are looking for themed playdough kits, individual tubs or bulk quantities, Happy Hands offers a playful and purposeful solution.
www.happyhandssensoryplay.com.au
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