Mommy loves to travel and being a military family we expect to travel quite a lot. I just turned 21 months but so far I've been to the Caribbean twice and have visited a few other places as well. There's nothing like traveling to a new place whether its by air, sea or land. When mommy was given the chance to review Little Passport World Edition she was thrilled. Little Passports is a subscription service for children ages 5-12. It takes your child to a whole new world and the experience is something you may not want to miss. My brother Mikael who is 8 got the chance to use and review it. Now what does he think? Read and find out.


When the mailman dropped off our package Mikael couldn't wait to open it. He was sooo excited after all he knew that this was actually his. Finally a subscription box just for him and not for me. It's not very often that happens so I was excited for him as well. That was until he told me not to touch! Our Little Passports World Edition Explorer Kit we received included:


A fun travel suitcase that is perfect for holding all those souvenirs that you will be receiving in future boxes.

An introductory letter from Sam and Sofia letting us know what to expect and also what we will find in our suitcase and what to do with them.


A huge World Wall Map. This was really big and can actually be placed on the wall which is what mommy intends to do.

Travel Passport where Mikael can add fun little details about himself and stickers of the countries he visits every month with the Little Passports Subscription.



There was even a photo of Sam and Sofi on their scooter. There scooter is GPS enabled on the handlebars and it takes them where they want to go by asking "Where do you want to go?".

 There are stickers of Sam and Sofia that you can place wherever you want.

There is also an Activity Sheet that teaches you how to say "hello" in 5 different languages. You can also find out where Sam and Sofia's next country adventure will be by doing the activity listed on the sheet as well. On one side of the activity sheet there is also flags of different countries that Sam and Sofia will be visiting in the future as well.

Each Little Passports World Edition kit comes with access to online games and activities with boarding pass.

Mikael Enjoying the Activity Sheet

Mikael loves his Little Passports and so does mommy. Now not only will Mikael be able to learn about different countries, their history and culture but while he's having fun while doing it. Isn't great when you can combine fun with learning? Little Passports makes that possible.

Now you're probably wondering how to go about signing up for your own Little Passports Subscription and the price? Well let me tell you how it works.

Signing up is pretty easy. Little Passports currently has a monthly, 3, 6 and 12 month subscriptions so you can choose the one that is within your budget.


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