National Geographic Kids Tonies that make learning about animals, dinosaurs, space & nature fun! 

Ignite your little explorer’s curiosity with fact-filled adventures hosted by real scientists and experts. From diving deep with whales to blasting off with astronauts, this collection turns screen-free playtime into a wild learning expedition. Perfect for growing minds eager to discover the wonders of the world.

Check out our National Geographic Kids Tonies below…

Four toy figures on a gradient yellow-pink background: a T. rex with "Travel back to prehistoric times!", an astronaut with "Blast off into space!", two penguins with "Waddle with penguins!", and a whale with "Dive into the ocean!"—explore the world of tonies and children's audio stories.

What is a Tonie?

The Toniebox is a screen-free audio player for kids. Just place a figurine (called a ‘Tonie’) on top of the box and your kids can be entertained for hours, listening to stories and songs!

Watch the video below to see it in action.

National Geographic Kids tonies available now at attonies.com.au!

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