




Wondertivity, Land Before Time Set
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A prehistoric world in felt — dinosaur characters, bright colours, and as many storylines as a child's imagination can produce.
The Land Before Time Set brings the age of dinosaurs to life in premium felt: a cast of prehistoric characters ready for open-ended small-world play, storytelling, and the kind of imaginative scenarios that only dinosaur lovers can invent. The set is compact enough for a bag, bright enough to hold attention on a long journey, and designed with the textures and interactive details that make felt toys so much more engaging than they first appear. No batteries, no screens, and no one to tell the child what the story should be.
- Felt dinosaur characters and scene for open-ended prehistoric imaginative play
- Bright colours and stimulating textures — engaging for curious hands and minds
- Matches with the Safari Felt Play Set
- Compact and travel-ready — suits planes, restaurants, and waiting rooms
- Handmade from premium felt
- Ages 3 and up; supervise children under 3 — small parts
Wondertivity was founded in Sydney in 2020 by Frances and Ragheed — a couple who discovered during years of family travel that the best toy their children ever had was a busy book. Every Wondertivity book is handmade from premium double-layer felt, endorsed by paediatric speech and occupational therapists, and designed to keep little hands busy without a screen in sight.
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