Little Passports

A child on a Little Passports subscription gets a monthly activity kit. The company launched in 2009 and is now part of the early learning company Begin. Lines include Early Explorers, World Adventures, Science Junior, Science Expeditions, and Kitchen Adventures, plus one-off kits in its shop.

It’s a good match for hands-on kids who enjoy stories about other countries, and for gift givers who like the idea of something arriving each month. Recommended ages run from 3 to 5 for Early Explorers up to 8+ for Science Expeditions.

We’d start by matching the line to your child’s age, then compare the monthly, 6-month, and 12-month plans. Subscriptions renew automatically, so jot down the next billing date. If younger siblings are around, check kits for small parts warnings.

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Typical price
$25–$37 a month
Age guidance
Ages 3+
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Monthly activity kits

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Which Little Passports subscription fits my child’s age?

It depends on the line. Little Passports recommends Early Explorers for ages 3 to 5, Animals Wild for 4 to 6, Science Junior for 5 to 8, World Adventures for 6 to 10, Kitchen Adventures for 7+, and Science Expeditions for 8+.

How much does a Little Passports subscription cost?

It depends on the plan. When we checked in October 2026, World Adventures cost $32 billed monthly, $162 every 6 months, or $300 every 12 months, which works out to $25 a month. An upgraded option added $10 a month.

How do I cancel a Little Passports subscription?

Through My Account or by emailing customer care, at least 2 days before your next billing date. Subscriptions renew automatically at the cadence you chose, and packages already paid for are still delivered.

Do Little Passports kits contain small parts?

Some do. Little Passports says kits with small parts, small balls, or marbles display a warning to keep the product away from young children.

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