Younga Woora Teddy (Mother Kangaroo)

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The Younga Woora Teddy (Mother Kangaroo with Joey) 30 cm plush celebrates Aboriginal stories of family, care, and Country.
Inspired by the nurturing kangaroo — a symbol of protection and strength — this teddy represents the deep bonds that connect mothers, children, and community.

Soft, durable, and full of character, the Younga Woora Teddy is more than a cuddly toy.
It serves as a cultural learning resource, ideal for classrooms, storytelling corners, and homes that value both play and purpose.
Through this beautiful kangaroo and joey, children can learn about Aboriginal kinship, language, and connection to land.

Aboriginal Cultural Plush Toy (30 cm)

A Symbol of Care, Connection, and Country

The Younga Woora Teddy (Mother Kangaroo with Joey) 30 cm plush celebrates Aboriginal stories of family, care, and Country.
Inspired by the nurturing kangaroo — a symbol of protection and strength — this teddy represents the deep bonds that connect mothers, children, and community.

Soft, durable, and full of character, the Younga Woora Teddy is more than a cuddly toy.
It serves as a cultural learning resource, ideal for classrooms, storytelling corners, and homes that value both play and purpose.
Through this beautiful kangaroo and joey, children can learn about Aboriginal kinship, language, and connection to land.

Cultural Significance of the Kangaroo in Aboriginal Lore

Across Aboriginal nations, the kangaroo holds great cultural and spiritual meaning.
It symbolises strength, nurture, and the balance of nature, teaching that every creature plays an important role in Country’s story.
In Dreaming stories, kangaroos remind us of family, respect, and care for one another — values that guide Aboriginal life.

The Younga Woora Teddy (Mother Kangaroo with Joey) brings these lessons to life in a form that is soft, safe, and engaging.
By including it in your learning environment, you help children connect with Aboriginal knowledge and the gentle lessons of Country.

Key Features and Educational Value

  • Size: 30 cm — perfect for cuddles, classroom displays, or storytelling corners.

  • Soft Construction: Made with plush materials; safe and huggable for children aged 3 years and up.

  • Cultural Symbolism: Represents Aboriginal teachings about family, community, and protection.

  • Educational Resource: Supports lessons on native animals, Aboriginal lore, and kinship systems.

  • Gift-Ready: A beautiful and meaningful addition to your home, classroom, or cultural collection.

How to Use the Younga Woora Teddy in Learning

  • Include it in Playgroup First Nations Storytime to explore stories of family and care.

  • Pair it with the Yalu Gundulu Baby Emu Plush and Bauru Frog Plush for a Native Animal Learning Set.

  • Use it during lessons on Aboriginal kinship systems, Dreaming stories, and environmental awareness.

  • Display it as part of a Cultural Plush Collection in your library or classroom.

  • Encourage children to retell Dreaming stories using plush animals as learning companions.

Product Details and Care

  • Material: Polyester plush with embroidered detailing and non-removable features.

  • Size: Approximately 30 cm.

  • Safety: Suitable for ages 3 and up; remove all tags before use.

  • Care Instructions: Spot clean only; hand-wash in cold water if required. Do not tumble dry.

  • Packaging: Recyclable and eco-friendly materials where possible.

  • Price: $60.00.

Why You Will Love This Cultural Plush

The Younga Woora Teddy (Mother Kangaroo with Joey) is more than a toy — it is a story of family, love, and belonging.
It helps children learn about Aboriginal values of care, connection, and respect for nature while inspiring creative and emotional learning.

Perfect for educators, families, and collectors, this plush bridges play with cultural education.

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