Freckled Frog Indigenous Family - Wooden Set of 6

The set is a wooden family of six figures that represents an Indigenous family. Together they give children a small group to hold and arrange for role-play, offering a gentle, respectful way to include Aboriginal culture in everyday play at home or school.

These wooden people toys are open ended, so children use them to act out family life and tell their own stories. Playing with the figures encourages children to feel positive and confident while they learn through imaginative, self-directed play together.

Because the figures present an Indigenous family, the set is a natural starting point for talking about diversity and inclusion. It gives children the chance to see families different from or similar to their own, and to ask questions in a respectful setting.

The figures measure approximately six to eight centimetres in height. That size is easy for young children to grip and stand up, and works well alongside other small world people and animals in a shared play scene at home or school.

The set is suitable for children aged one year and over. Younger children enjoy holding and naming the figures, while older children build family stories and role-play, so the set stays useful as their play grows more detailed over time.

The figures are made from New Zealand pine, with the images printed and sealed under a clear matt varnish so they last through plenty of play. The smooth wooden figures are sturdy enough for regular use at home or in a classroom.

Yes. The family works well as a teaching resource for talking about culture, family and belonging. Educators can use the figures to open respectful conversations about Aboriginal culture and to support inclusive, open-ended play in an early learning room.