Their name on the cover.
Your letter inside.
A drawing on its way back to you.
See a sample edition, letter and reply card.
See a sample edition, letter and reply card.
Most gifts are opened once. This one becomes a monthly ritual — and something always comes back.
You can't always be there. But your words can. Tell them something worth keeping — a memory, a piece of advice, a word of encouragement. We print it inside their edition, addressed to them by name.
Something addressed to them. Not a bill. Not a catalogue. A little publication with their name on the cover — and a letter inside from you. To a child, that feels special.
A small envelope arrives back in your letterbox. Inside: a drawing, a few careful words, a reply made by hand. Something small, personal, and entirely theirs.
Every month, they receive a personalised edition with your letter inside, activities to enjoy, and a simple way to send something back.
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A themed printed edition with their name on the cover.
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A personal letter from you, printed inside the edition.
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Stories, puzzles, ciphers, field notes, facts, and things to find.
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A simple page for them to draw or write something back — with a prepaid envelope addressed to you.
Share their name, age, and a few things they love — dinosaurs, space, animals, stories, or whatever makes it feel like theirs.
Each month, we send you a simple link. You write to them — a memory, a story, something worth keeping. We do the rest.
We place your letter inside their personalised edition, print it, pack it, and send it to their letterbox.
They use the reply page to draw or write something back to you, with a prepaid envelope already inside.
Start with one edition, or gift their first three months. Every edition includes your letter, a personalised publication, a reply card, and a prepaid envelope so something always comes back to you.
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No. The Little Post is a correspondence product with a publication inside — not a magazine with a letter tucked in. The editorial content gives the child something to read and the grandparent something to write about. But the reason it exists is the letter going in and the drawing coming back. That two-way exchange is what no magazine offers. The content is the wrapper. The correspondence is the point.
No — anyone who wants to be a pen pal to a child can give The Little Post. Grandparents are our most common buyers, but aunts, uncles, godparents, and family friends give it too. If there's a child in your life you'd like to stay close to, it works.
Directly to the child. You give The Little Post as a gift — we post each edition to the child's address, in their name, so it arrives in their letterbox. The personalised letter from you is printed inside. You receive the reply.
The reply page isn't for writing — it's for sending something back. A drawing, a scribble, a handprint, a sticker. A 3-year-old's page of wobbly crayon marks is exactly right. There are no instructions and no wrong answers. The parent helps put it in the envelope and takes the child to the postbox. That trip — watching an envelope disappear into the slot — is an event when you are four. The grandparent receives something handmade with their name on it. The kind of thing that ends up on a fridge.
Yes. The Little Post is designed, printed, and posted in Australia. We currently deliver to Australian addresses only. International delivery is something we're working toward.
Something small. Handmade. With your name on it, in crayon.
