September Letter
🍂 The September theme and contents are still a surprise.
📮 September Letters will be posted on 27th August
✨ Full reveal on 1st September
🌍 Posted worldwide from Ireland
Order now and your Little Sprouts Letter will be on its way before the September story is revealed.
Some months, the nature walk doesn't happen.
The story you meant to read stays on the shelf and the craft idea you saved gets buried in your camera roll. Before you know it, it's bathtime, the screens are off and you're wondering where the afternoon went.
You're not doing it wrong. You're just tired, and tired parents need things that work without effort.
The Little Sprouts Letter is that thing.
What it is
Once a month, an envelope lands on your mat, letterbox friendly, with no missed deliveries and no trip to a craft shop.
Inside:
- A piece of Irish seasonal folklore
- A craft activity for little hands
- A recipe from the Irish seasons, all written by a solo Irish founder who grew up with her hands in the soil and her head full of old stories.
It ships worldwide, it fits through any letterbox and it's ready to open the second it arrives.
A story. A craft. A recipe. Every month, from Ireland to your door.
The September mystery is part of it
September's Letter follows the Irish seasonal calendar, but what's waiting inside stays secret until 1 September.
Your Letter will be posted from Ireland on 27th August, so part of the fun is knowing a new story, activity and recipe are already making their way to your little explorer before the reveal.
A little anticipation for you. A little bit of magic for them.
For Irish families far from home
So many of the families who write to me aren't in Ireland at all. They're in Boston, in Sydney, in London, in Toronto and they want their children to grow up knowing they're Irish, even from a distance.
The Letter was built for exactly that. It's Irish seasons and Irish stories, folded flat and posted anywhere in the world, so a little piece of home can land on a letterbox in another country every single month.
Who else is this for?
✨ Flat and apartment living: No garden needed, no outdoor space required
✨ Parents who want something real but don't have time to plan it: Open the envelope, everything's there
✨ A gift that's not more stuff: Meaningful, flat, letterbox friendly and something a child will actually use
What's in every letter
Each month's Letter contains three things:
An Irish folklore story, connected to the Irish seasonal calendar. Not a generic "nature story," but a real piece of Irish tradition, retold for children aged 3–9. (If you'd like a taste of the kind of folklore inside, this piece on Irish folklore for children is a gentle place to start.)
A craft activity sheet, seasonal and simple, with everything your child needs to know right there on the page.
A recipe card, kid friendly and seasonal, something to make together.
That's it. Nothing to source, nothing to prep. Just open and go.
Letterbox friendly worldwide.
Choose your letter
🌿 Monthly subscription: €13.50/month. A new themed Letter every month. Cancel anytime.
🎁 One off Letter: €15 + postage. Try it once, or send it as a gift.
Questions
What's the difference between the Letter and the Garden Box?
The Garden Box is a full monthly nature subscription for families in Ireland. Each box includes seeds, compost coins, a full-colour booklet, crafts and recipes. The Letter is a flat, worldwide edition containing the folklore story, craft activity and recipe only, with no seeds and no growing kit. It's the soul of the Box, in an envelope.
When does it ship?
Letters ship on or before the 27th of each month, timed to arrive around the 1st of the month.
Does my child need a garden?
Not at all. The Letter is designed for any home, any space.
What age is it for?
Children aged 3–9. Crafts and recipes are written for little hands with a grown up alongside.
Can I send it as a gift?
Yes. Add your child's name at checkout and we'll personalise it for them.
What if I want to cancel?
Cancel anytime through your account. No hoops, no awkward emails.
Irish seasons. Irish stories. Wherever you are in the world.