LAUNCHING LATE 2026 LIMITED FIRST RUN

Screen-free play for the flight, the cafe and the waiting room.

8 activities. 40+ ways to play. Ages 3 to 6.

Designed in Perth by Brittany, a paediatric occupational therapist.

Limited first run. The waitlist gets first access and a founding offer.
PLANE FRIENDLY CAFE FRIENDLY WAITING ROOM FRIENDLY
Two children drawing and colouring at a cafe table with the Kidera Travel Play Kit beside them
Designed by a paediatric occupational therapist
8 activities, 40+ ways to play

Travelling with kids doesn't have to feel chaotic.

Long waits, busy places and sudden changes of plan are hard on little kids. The Kidera Travel Play Kit gives them something to do with their hands, and it usually buys you a good stretch of the flight, the cafe breakfast or the drive.

See what's inside
Two girls drawing side by side at a cafe table
THE CAFE BREAKFAST
The kit open on a lap in an aeroplane seat with magnet people on the sensory panels
THE FLIGHT TO BALI
The kit carried by its handles across a park
THE ROAD TRIP
FOLD-OUT DESIGN
EVERY PART, ON PURPOSE
The Kidera Travel Play Kit unfolded and hanging from its hook, showing four zipped mesh pockets
Loop zips for
little hands
Space for snacks
and comfort items
Hanging hook
See-through
mesh pockets
Easy-clean
material
WHAT'S INSIDE

Eight activities, four zip pockets, one bag.

It hangs from a tray table or a car seat back and unfolds in one motion, so you can see everything at once.

✓Carry bag with a sensory sequin panel
✓Double-sided magnetic whiteboard
✓Eraser and clickable marker
✓Magnetic cubes
✓Water magic colouring book
✓Magnet people
✓Aussie emotion magnet sheets
✓Reusable sticker book
✓Spot-the-difference cards
★ Fold-out guide, 40+ ways to play
A$89
Free shipping Australia wide
Over A$180 of activities if you bought them separately. Launching late 2026 in a limited first run, with a founding offer for the waitlist.

What your child actually does with it

A child drawing on the double-sided whiteboard at a cafe table
Double-sided whiteboard
They draw, wipe it clean and start again. Copy what I draw, hand tracing, Pictionary, noughts and crosses.
FINE MOTORIMAGINATION
A child colouring the water magic book with the water pen
Water magic colouring
Just add water to the pen. Colours appear as they paint, then fade so they can do it again. No mess to wipe up.
SENSORYFINE MOTOR
A child building a supermarket scene with reusable stickers
Reusable sticker book
They build a scene, then peel it all off and start over. Sort the stickers, or play shopping list with the whiteboard.
PROBLEM SOLVINGFINE MOTOR
Magnet people stuck to the metal table number stand at a cafe
Magnet people
They stand up on the whiteboard and stick to anything metal.
IMAGINATIONEMOTIONAL LEARNING
A child holding up a tall tower built from magnetic cubes
Magnetic cubes
They stack them into towers, bridges, letters and numbers.
PROBLEM SOLVINGFINE MOTOR
A hand sweeping the sequin panel on the kit, mid-flight
Sensory panels
Sewn into the bag itself, for touching and exploring. They also work as a base for pretend play: the sequins become water, the green panel becomes grass.
SENSORY
Differences circled in marker on a spot-the-difference card
Spot-the-difference cards
They mark each difference with the marker.
PROBLEM SOLVINGFINE MOTOR
The koala emotion magnet sheet with eye and mouth magnets around it
Aussie emotion magnets
Possum, koala and kangaroo. They mix and match the faces, name the feeling, or make a face for how their day is going.
EMOTIONAL LEARNINGIMAGINATION
INCLUDED WITH EVERY KIT

The fold-out activity guide

Quick prompts, simple ideas, easy play. Forty plus ways to use the eight activities, so you always have something to suggest when the waiting starts. Flip to any page and go.

40+ ways to play Quick prompts Mix-and-match games
The Kidera Travel Play Kit fold-out activity guide
DESIGNED, NOT ASSEMBLED

Every detail is there for a reason

Brittany spent a lot of hours entertaining kids in small seats before this bag existed. It shows in the small things.

The Kidera Travel Play Kit hooked onto the back of an aeroplane seat, hanging open with its mesh pockets on show
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Hanging hook
Hooks over the tray-table latch or a car seat back, so play happens at eye level and not on the floor.
✓
Fold-out design
Four pockets unfold in one motion. Nothing to unpack, nothing balanced on your knees.
✓
Sensory panels built in
Sewn into the bag itself, so the calm option can't be dropped or left at home. Good for touching and exploring, and a ready base for pretend play.
✓
Loop zips for little hands
Chunky pull loops a three year old can open and close on their own.
✓
See-through mesh pockets
They can choose for themselves, and you can see if anything is missing before you leave the house.
✓
A clickable whiteboard marker
Not just any marker. It clicks, so there is no lid to lose down the side of a seat.
✓
Room for snacks and comfort items
Space left over for a snack, a dummy or the small toy that has to come everywhere.
✓
Easy-clean material
Wipe-clean fabric that copes with juice, crumbs and airport floors.
The kit held open showing the sequin and chenille sensory panels
SENSORY PANEL, SEWN IN
The spot-the-difference cards fanned out on their ring
CARDS ON A RING, NOTHING LOOSE
The closed kit stowed under an aeroplane seat
STOWS UNDER THE SEAT
The Kidera logo patch on the blue canvas
MADE TO LAST
Brittany, Kidera's founder and paediatric occupational therapist
FROM BRITTANY, IN PERTH

I've spent three years telling you which toys are worth your money. Somewhere along the way I became the entertainer in every cafe and restaurant we sat down in. When I looked at what you could actually buy for that, I couldn't find the kit I wanted, so I decided to make it.

I chose every piece myself and tested them with real 3 to 6 year olds, in real cafes, real waiting rooms and on a real flight out of Perth. If something didn't hold their attention, it didn't make the bag.

Brittany, founder and paediatric OT
AHPRA registered occupational therapist, Perth WA. AHPRA OCC0002163975.
LATE 2026 · LIMITED FIRST RUN

Get your hands on the limited first run

The first batch is small, and the founding offer only ever happens once. The waitlist gets the launch link first, so you are not refreshing the site hoping there is one left.

1First access when the first batch goes on sale.
2A founding offer, for the waitlist only, on the first batch only. It won't run again.
3Play ideas from Brittany while you wait.
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Questions parents ask

Won't they be through it in 20 minutes?
That is the thing it is built against. Eight activities and 40+ ways to use them, and they combine, so kids come back around to them instead of finishing them.
Couldn't I put this together myself?
You could. It would take hours, several shops, and some guessing about what still holds attention past ten minutes. This is that work already done, by someone who does it for a living.
It won't beat the iPad.
It isn't trying to. Screens have their place, and on a long flight they are often the sensible call. This is what you reach for first, and it usually buys you a good stretch before you need one.
Will it suit my autistic or ADHD child?
It may well suit them. There are sensory panels built into the bag. The magnetic cubes work as a fidget, as something to shake and listen to, or as building blocks. The compartments, the multiple ideas and the number of activities are all designed around novelty and keeping things interesting. You know your child best, so we would recommend deciding from there.
What age exactly?
Three to six. If your child is nearly three, wait: the kit has small parts and small magnets and is not suitable under three.
When does it ship?
The first batch lands late 2026.