Little Passport Monthly Subscription Box Review

The Theme Of Little Passport Monthly Subscription

Here are the themes for each Little Passport Monthly Subscription:

The first package for each subscription gives you everything you need to get started: A colorful suitcase, an age-appropriate passport, souvenirs, and the exact items to spark your child’s interest.

Each additional monthly box will explore a different topic. You can purchase either a monthly box, or they have 6-month or 12-month plans. There is no contract and you can cancel at any time.

The first delivery comes packed with everything they’ll need for the very first adventure.

This is what is included with Early Explorers:

• Their very own Little Passports suitcase
• A wall-sized world map to chart their travels
• A welcome letter from pen pals Max, Mia, and Toby
• A pop-out playset and stickers
• An activity booklet packed with puzzles, games, and fun facts 

These are the themes included with Early Explorers:

• Traveler
• Oceans
• Food
• Space
• Animals
• Art
• Landmarks
• Science
• World Celebrations
• Weather
• Dinosaurs
• Transportation
• Music
• Toys & Games 
• Habitats
• Natural Wonders
• World Discoveries
• Insects
• Sports
• Rocks
• Plants
• World Coins
• Homes
• Jobs

Cost, Packaging, And Shipping

A Little Passport Monthly Subscription starts at $29.95 including free shipping. If you upgrade to Premium for an additional fee of $9.95/month, you also receive a special book hand-selected to match each month’s theme.

We received the Growing Galaxies Space Quest you can see here. This was packaged neatly in a small cardboard box. It included 2 activities, an instruction guide, and a fun poster.

Everything was packaged well, but the cardboard box was not strong enough to keep to store the items in. I immediately disposed of it. This is just a head’s up in case any moms out there plan to store the contents long-term.

Also, because this subscription box was not the first box as part of a subscription, it did not come with the colorful suitcase or first-delivery additional items.

What’s In The Little Passports Subscription Box?

Our Growing Galaxies Space Quest box included included 2 activities, an instruction guide, and a fun poster. These were created for ages 5-8, and my 5-year old daughter completed them easily with some parental help!

We completed both hands-on activities in about one hour, and my daughter loved the cardstock planetarium and mini flashlight projector. She played with both for many hours later.

But, honestly, the thing that my kids have been in love with the most was the “Life Cycle of a Star” poster. They hung this up in our kitchen, and we read it and talk about it every meal. It’s fascinating! I appreciate how Little Passports includes a post in their kids boxes.

Would I Buy It Again?

I am a BIG FAN of activity boxes that expand the minds of my kiddos, and teach them things that I don’t understand, or have the time to add to their education. I appreciate subscription boxes that teach my kids things that I would never thing of!

Because of this Little Passport Monthly Subscription box, my kids are now walking around talking about “Massive Stars”, “Red Supergiants”, and “Dwarf Stars”. I love that now our dinner conversation has us Googling different sizes of stars compared to the sun. This is fascinating learning that is happening because of Little Passports.

So the answer is YES! I would definitely buy Little Passports again.

The Pros And Cons of Little Passports

Our family is a regular subscriber to KiwiCo Crates and have used them for years. So I would like to compare Little Passports to KiwiCo as I talk about their pros and cons.

Pros of Little Passports:

1. Little Passports is a compact activity box, and gives your kids just the right number of activities for their age-group. They narrow the child’s focus on just the topic at hand. Sometimes, KiwiCo gives too many activities, and their activity booklet can include many more ideas for additional activities. Sometimes these extra activities are helpful. And sometimes, as a mom, you just really want to focus on 1-2 ideas, and then be done. Little Passports does a great job focusing your child’s attention on one theme every box.
2. I love Little Passport’s focus on geography, the United States, scientific mysteries, the world, and the passport idea to string everything together. Having one theme to connect all twelve months of activities is genius. KiwiCo does not do this, and I find the thematic idea very helpful. Little Passports does a great job focusing your child’s mind on one theme all year long.
3. I mentioned this above, but our family LOVES the poster that was included with the box. My kids have become addicted to reading it and reciting it. This has stuck around much longer than the comic book pamphlets that have come in KiwiCo boxes. Little Passports does a great job promoting long-term learning.

Now here are the cons that I see with Little Passports. This is just one’s mom opinion, but I hope this helps!

1. If you are looking for a subscription box with TONS of activities, and prompts to keep creating more activities, you might be disappointed with Little Passports. Little Passports delivers fewer activities than KiwiCo, and does not include a booklet giving follow-up activities for each theme. This definitely does not mean the box is lacking, just that it doesn’t include as many elements.
2. The box that Little Passports comes in is weak, and isn’t to be used for storing the activities long-term. If you receive their first-delivery package, than the colorful suitcase can be used for storing. But, if you like to keep your activities in individual boxes like I do with KiwiCo, you can’t do that with Little Passports.
3. The instruction guide that comes with Little Passport is a single poster sheet of paper that is a little less polished than the guide book for KiwiCo. This is totally ok with me, but just expect fewer characters, stories, activity books, and questions for kids.

All in all, I totally recommend Little Passports and hope you try it with your family!

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