The screen-free activity kids actually sit with.
Reusable. Mess-free. Ages 3+
Reusable wax sticks that keep kids creating
No prep, no cleanup, no screen.
The quiet activity parents reach for on flights, long drives, and restaurant nights.
New Collection
Perfect for...
Trusted by travelling families, educators, OTs, and gift-givers across Australia
Families on the go
Flights, road trips, restaurants, waiting rooms. The quiet activity that replaces the iPad — and actually works.
After-school calm
When they walk in dysregulated and you need 30 minutes. Wax sticks calm the nervous system through sensory play.
Classrooms & therapy
No prep, no mess, no rules. Builds fine motor skills, pincer grasp, and focus. Curriculum-aligned and group-ready.
The perfect gift
Screen-free, reusable, and beautifully presented. The gift parents actually thank you for — not another plastic toy.
Learn & Create
Fine motor skills · Letter formation · Problem-solving
Quiet Play
Restaurants · Flights · Waiting rooms
Reuse Forever
Reshape · Store · Start again
What families & educators say
★★★★★
"The wax sticks are amazing. I can’t believe they don’t break apart!"
Jacqui, READY WRENS - School Readiness
★★★★★
"Our preschoolers enhancing their fine motor skills, sparking creativity and building on their numeracy skills while using the fantastic wax sticks tool from Twisty Kids!"
Kelvin Kindergarten
★★★★★
"Our students LOVED using Twisty Kids! A wonderful resource to help build the fine motor skills of little learners and a wonderful product to develop creativity too. I couldn’t believe how durable the are!”
Jacqui, READY WRENS - School Readiness
★★★★★
"I’m always on the look out for fun and engaging resources to motivate my clients while providing wonderful development opportunities. Twisty Kids do just that, with endless creations that can be taken anywhere!"
Sam , Inspired 2 Learn
As Seen on ABC News: The Business
Twisty Kids was recently featured on ABC News' The Business, spotlighting our screen-free, reusable wax sticks designed to build fine motor skills through creative play. See why families — and now the media — are taking notice.
