Slime

Welcome to Toys R Us' kingdom of slime – where color, texture, and imagination meet. Slime has long ceased to be just "sticky stuff"; it's a calming sensory (ASMR), creative, and fun experience that keeps children (and adults) engaged for hours on end.

Welcome to Toys R Us' kingdom of slime – where color, texture, and imagination meet. Slime has long ceased to be just "sticky stuff"; it's a calming sensory (ASMR), creative, and fun experience that keeps children (and adults) engaged for hours on end.

Slime

In our collection, you'll find all the trendiest types of slime:
Ready-made slimes: Just open the box and start playing.
DIY kits: Become young scientists and create the perfect slime yourselves.
Special textures: Fluffy (cloud) slimes, clear slime, slime with glitter, styrofoam beads, or intoxicating scents.

Why play with slime? Playing with slime develops fine motor skills, encourages creativity, and offers an excellent solution for relaxation and stress relief through touch and sensory exploration. Here at Toys R Us, we emphasize safety and quality, so you can play with peace of mind.

Questions and Answers

Are slimes safe for children to use?

Unequivocally, yes. All slimes and kits sold at Toys R Us meet the strictest safety standards. However, it's important to remember that slime is not an edible product, and young children should be supervised while playing. It is recommended to wash hands after use.

How do you keep slime from drying out?

The secret is sealing. After playing, make sure to return the slime to its original container and close the lid tightly. Slime left exposed to the open air for an extended period will lose its moisture and harden.

What to do if slime sticks to clothes or carpet?

Don't worry! The best way to remove slime is with hot water and white vinegar. Vinegar easily dissolves slime components. It's always recommended to play on a smooth work surface (like a desk or tray) to prevent sticking to textiles.

What's the difference between ready-made slime and a DIY slime kit?

Ready-made slime is for instant fun – just take it out of the package and play. DIY kits include all the ingredients (glue, activator, colors) and allow children to learn the chemical process of creating slime and to control the texture and color themselves.

The slime became too sticky, what do I do?

If the slime feels too liquid or sticky (due to heat or prolonged use), you can add a little "activator" (contact lens solution or a dedicated borax solution, according to the kit's instructions) and knead it until it returns to the desired consistency.