With more and more items being available by subscription, it was only a matter of time before we started seeing subscription boxes for kids.
These boxes are a variety of learning items, toys, and goodies that kids can enjoy regularly.
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Best Kids Subscription Boxes
Kid Wonder
Kid Wonders provides an affordable monthly subscription to get your kids off the screens and doing creative and crafty activities.
The boxes are geared toward children three to six years old and come with a variety of crafts, games, and other activities to engage your child’s mind
- Cost – $23 per month
- Kid Wonder Review
Groovy Lab in a Box
Groovy Lab in a Box is dedicated to helping kids learn more about STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math).
Each box is filled with everything a kid needs to conduct a full experiment. It also comes with a lab notebook that has questions, activities, and design challenges to challenge your child even more.
- Cost – $29.95 per month
- Groovy Lab in a Box Review
BossClub
Boss Club is a kid subscription box that helps your child become an entrepreneur. The subscription allows your child to choose a business, make the product, and learn about running the business.
They even teach about profit margin, marketing, and pricing. If your kids have an entrepreneur waiting to bust out, this is a great subscription.
- Cost – $29.95 per month (less if you pay for multiple months)
- BossClub Review
Cooper and Kid
Cooper and Kid is made to help dads connect with their kids, while both of them enjoy learning.
Each box contains five projects that can range from creative to building. All projects revolve around building character, have a bedtime storybook, and include a themed dinner menu.
- Cost – $65 per quarter
- BossClub Review
Bluum
Bluum helps you get quality products for your birth to preschool-aged children. They are filled with products that are helpful to moms with new babies and toddler toys.
You can also add essentials like shampoos and diaper creams to your children’s subscription boxes.
- Cost – $34 per month
- Bluum Review
Creation Crate
Creation Crate is a great subscription box for kids who love electronics. With our world of tech, knowing how electronics work can be a great advantage.
Each project has everything you need and an online tutorial to help with placing the wiring and electronic devices.
The subscription also gets progressively harder the longer your keep it. So your kids get better as they go.
- Cost – $29.99 per month
- Creation Crate Review
Playtime by Emmie
Playtime by Emmie is a subscription for girls to play with their 18″ doll. Each “playtime pack” includes everything to have a new adventure with your doll.
The playtime pack contents can range from full outfits (including shoes or pajamas) to doll furniture to stuffed animals for a location-based adventure.
- Cost – $19.99 per month
- Hoot for Kids Review
Sensory Theraplay
Sensory Theraplay curates kids’ subscription boxes for children who are on the autism spectrum or have sensory processing issues.
Each box contains five to seven items that stimulate children’s sensory and motor skills, curated by a pediatric occupational therapist. They also have recently added boxes for adults and teens.
- Cost – $39.95 per month
- Sensory Theraplay Review
BrickLoot
BrickLoot specializes in custom Lego kits made for the brick builder in your family. Each box contains four to eight items, which can include custom made kits, brick accessories, and exclusive minifigures.
- Cost – $27.28 per month
- BrickLoot Review
Sports Box
Sports Box caters to the kid who loves sports and sports gear. You can select your box by sport or go for a mystery box that has an assortment of products from different sports.
- Cost – $19.99 per month
- Sports Box Review
Surprise Ride
Surprise Ride is a learning-oriented kids subscription box. Each box explores a specific subject.
The theme of each box could be fantasy, science, or any of several subjects. All supplies and a reading book, along with photo instructions, are included.
- Cost – $24.95 per month
- Surprise Ride Review
How to Choose a Kids Subscription Box
Deciding on a subscription box for your kids can have several factors. Three factors you should consider:
Budget
Some of these boxes can get pretty pricey, and the items inside can be purchased for less. You are partly paying for convenience and expertise.
For most of these kid box subscriptions, you can save money by purchasing several months at a time.
Features
What your child is interested in or the types of stimulus they need will dictate which box you should choose.
Children on the autism spectrum will greatly benefit from Sensory Theraplay, while our electronics enthusiasts will love Creation Crate. Take the time to know what will have the best results.
Frequency
Some of these boxes only come quarterly, while most are monthly subscriptions. Make sure the frequency is going to work for your family.
Final Thoughts on Monthly Subscription Boxes for Kids
Finding educational and engaging activities for your kids can run into hundreds of dollars.
Kid subscription boxes can make the process easier, less expensive, and less taxing on your car if you are driving your kids everywhere.
All of these top subscription boxes for kids can make sure your young one is getting screen-free time learning and having fun.
