Does Crayola air dry clay feel the same when it's dried as polymer clay when it's baked?

Well I want to sculpt a little baby using crayola air dry clay. I know Michael's has polymer clay, but I don't have a kiln. I heard you can contaminate your food when baking polymer clay in a kitchen oven. I don't have a toaster oven either though. I want to know if crayola air dry clay is good and if it will have the same texture when it's dried as polymer clay. I want to accomplish this before the end of this month! Help!!!