Little World Builder Review and Giveaway | AD

Like most kids, my daughter loves post, especially when it’s something as exciting as a subscription box! Today on the blog I’m sharing with you our Little World Builder review with thoughts on the Little World Builder kids subscription box. Aimed at 6-11 year olds, Little World Builder was thought up by mum of two Maggie Jong. It’s a celebration of some of the greatest buildings built. The kits are designed to inspire children to learn about the iconic grand and notable buildings around the world. We couldn’t wait for ours to arrive…

World Structure Edition introductory windmill kit

Subscription Kits

There are two subscription kits to choose from: The World Building Edition, which contains famous buildings such as Big Ben, Empire State Building and The Sydney Opera House. Then you have The World Structure Edition which is what we received to review. This kit contains famous structures such as the Eiffel Tower, the Great Wall of China, and the Statue of Liberty.

You can also buy one off gifts from their online store.

Little World Builder Review- Packaging

The World Structure Kit

There are two subscription options to choose from. The World Structure Mini or Classic. Included in the mini-adventure kit from £12 a month is an activity learning pack and one 3D puzzle craft. If you opt for the classic adventure kit from £17 per month, you will receive the activity learning pack, the 3D puzzle craft, and one structure-themed craft. We received the classic introductory Dutch Windmill themed kit and the Eiffel Tower themed kit.

There are 7 subscription boxes in total so all subscriptions last 7 months. I like this, so you know it’s feasible to complete the whole set. You can have your subscription personalised with your child’s name and choice of font for this. A gift message is an option also.

Classic Introductory Windmill Kit

You start with a Windmill Themed Kit in the first month and receive monthly World Structure themed kits that filled with fun activities.

Each classic themed kit comes with one Activity Learning Pack, one 3D Puzzle craft PLUS one Structure Themed Craft. We also received a cute blue toolbox to store the learning packs in as and when they arrived. A lovely touch to the subscription box.

World Structure Edition

This Windmill Kit is the First Kit your child will receive in the Structure Edition.  Exploring the UNESCO World Heritage in Kinderdijk, Hailey and Caesar have been busy learning all about Windmill and the low land.  

The Windmill Kit contains :

  • A blue toolbox (Classic) or zippa bag if you opt for the mini subscription
  • Building Structure Card to collect, make into a booklet
  • Building Activity card
  • Welcome Postcard from Hailey & Caesar
  • Windmill 3D Puzzle
Windmill 3D Puzzle Kit
Building the 3D Windmill
Completed Windmill from Little World Builder Review

Eiffel Tower Kit

The Eiffel Tower Kit contains:

  • Postcard from Hailey & Caesar
  • Building Structure Card to collect, make into a booklet
  • Building Activity card
  • Themed 3D Puzzle
  • Structure Themed Craft (Not available in Mini subscription)
Little World Builder Review - Eiffel Tower Kit
The  Eiffel Tower Kit

Is Little World Builder Value For Money?

Yes. Especially if you buy the whole set in one go. You also have the option of paying monthly or 3 months. Free delivery is on all subscriptions in the UK. Also, remember all subscriptions last 7 months so you can collect the whole set!

Classic Subscription prices: (prices correct as of 02/03/2021)

Overall Thoughts

My daughter loved the activity learning pack in the kits as I helped her to read through all the information. We also built the structures together. Older children would be able to build these themselves, but as L is at the lower age range she needed that bit of extra help with the fiddly parts. The structures end up looking very realistic, which is a huge bonus.

Building the Eiffel Tower - Little World Builder Review

When I look at activities and toys for my girls I factor in the play value and how long it will keep them occupied. The Little World Builder subscription boxes are great for this. It’s a hands-on activity as well as fun and educational with lots of engagement. You can tell a lot of thought and care has gone into this. If you are looking for a kids subscription box that’s all of this, I highly recommend Little World Builder. We love it!

You can check out Little World Builder Subscription Boxes here.

The Eiffel Tower complete

Giveaway

Little World Builder have kindly offered these exact 2 kits to giveaway to one of you! To enter please fill in the rafflecopter widget below.

GOOD LUCK!

a Rafflecopter giveaway

COMPETITION T&C’S
The giveaway ends 23:59 16th March 2021

The prize is non-transferable and no cash alternative will be offered. The winner will be selected at random via Rafflecopter from all valid entries and be notified by email within 7 days. The winner will have 28 days to respond with a name and delivery address before a new winner is selected. Open to all UK entrants aged 18 or over only. Facebook, Instagram and Twitter are in no way associated with the giveaway. Any personal data given as part of the competition entries are used for this purpose only and will not be shared with third parties. Please allow 28 days for delivery of the prize.  By entering the competition you agree to your first name and surname initial published on the competition widget if you are the winner. The winner’s details will be passed to Little World Builder for prize delivery.

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Thanks for stopping by today, I hope you have enjoyed our Little World Builder review.

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49 thoughts on “Little World Builder Review and Giveaway | AD

  1. These look such fun to do with my girls. My eldest is now at the age where it’s no longer fun to craft and build things with loo rolls and loves it to look like ‘in real life’ So this sounds right up her street and even better that it’s educational too.

  2. These kits look fab loads of hours of thinking fun and creativity and learning about buildings around the world.

  3. What a clever idea to get children interested in other countries. Completing an interactive activity is always a more effective way to learn than just reading about a place.

  4. These look fabulous! My fiancé loves making intricate models so we’d love to make this with our little boy x

  5. My granddaughter loves building things with her lego and jigsaws so this combines all her favourites

  6. Brilliant for my little Grandson, he adores architecture and The Leaning Tower of Pisa is his favourite.

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