Shop by age
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Baby & Toddler (0–2 Years)
First toys for the busiest little hands. Stacking rings, shape sorters, soft...
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Preschool (3–5 Years)
The years when play turns into learning. Alphabet and number puzzles, threading...
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Early Primary (6–8 Years)
For kids who want to know how everything works. Science experiment kits,...
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Ships from Australia
Dispatched from Australian warehouses, not overseas. Most metro orders arrive in 3–6 business days.
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Chosen by skill, not by trend
Every toy names the one thing it builds — fine motor, early numeracy, focus. If we can't name it, we don't stock it.
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Safe by the Australian standard
Our toy safety commitmentEverything for under-3s meets the Australian mandatory safety standard, and every product page shows the recommended age up front.
New arrivals
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Astronaut Balance & Counting Game — 3 years+
Regular price $51.95 AUDRegular priceUnit price per
Shop by type
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Montessori & Wooden Toys
Open-ended, natural-material toys that follow the child instead of directing them. Wooden...
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STEM & Science
Science, technology, engineering and maths, disguised as a very good afternoon. Crystal-growing...
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Sensory & Fine Motor
Toys that work through the hands. Fidgets and pop toys, textured balls,...
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Puzzles & Games
From chunky wooden peg puzzles for two-year-olds to 3D logic challenges that...
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Arts, Craft & Creativity
Everything for the kitchen table. Craft kits, paint-your-own sets, clay and dough,...
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Pretend Play & Role Play
Where kids practise being people. Play kitchens and food sets, doctor and...
The Play Guide
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How to pick a toy that actually gets played with
Most educational toys get played with twice. Here are the four questions that separate the ones that last from the ones that end up under the couch.
How to pick a toy that actually gets played with
Most educational toys get played with twice. Here are the four questions that separate the ones that last from the ones that end up under the couch.
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What the age on the toy box actually means
The 3+ label isn't about difficulty. It's a legal safety threshold — and understanding what it's measuring changes how you buy toys for young children.
What the age on the toy box actually means
The 3+ label isn't about difficulty. It's a legal safety threshold — and understanding what it's measuring changes how you buy toys for young children.
Why we're picky
We started Learning With Us the way most parents do — buying a toy that looked educational, watching it get played with twice, then finding it under the couch three months later.
So we set one rule for the range: if we can't say in a single sentence what a toy teaches and which age it suits, we don't stock it. That's the whole business.