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Wild Adventure Potion Kit — a hands-on, imaginative play set designed to spark creativity and family bonding
Kids products, toys and family lifestyle
Parenting creators with engaged family audiences, with a focus on mums of young children who are the key purchase decision makers for kids toys and gifts
Little Potion Co. wanted to drive organic reach and authentic engagement for their Wild Adventure Potion Kit, a screen-free imaginative play product designed for young kids.
The kids product space is crowded. Parents are flooded daily with toy recommendations, gift guides and “must-have” launches, which makes it harder than ever for a new product to stand out, let alone convert into a purchase. For brands selling to families, traditional advertising rarely lands the way real-world parent recommendations do.
Little Potion Co. needed to show, not tell. They wanted parents to see the kit in action, in real homes, with real kids actually enjoying it. The goal wasn’t just reach for reach’s sake. It was about reaching the right parents through creators they already trust, and giving those creators the freedom to showcase the product in a way that felt genuine rather than scripted.
The brief was clear. Drive awareness through diverse parenting creators, capture authentic unboxing and play moments, and position the kit as both a fun solo activity for kids and a meaningful bonding experience for families.
Little Potion Co. partnered with #gifted to run a targeted gifting campaign designed to put the Wild Adventure Potion Kit into the hands of parenting creators across Australia.
Creators were gifted the full kit and given creative freedom to show how it fit into their family’s everyday life. This flexibility was key. Rather than dictating a polished script, the campaign encouraged creators to capture real moments, whether that was the excitement of an unboxing, kids in full dress-up character, or families spending an afternoon making potions together.
The campaign focused on parenting creators with highly engaged communities of mums and dads of young children, the exact audience most likely to purchase a product like this. By prioritising audience alignment over follower count, the content reached parents who were genuinely in-market for creative, screen-free play ideas for their kids.
The result was a beautifully diverse content mix. Unboxings, play-along videos, family bonding moments and kids absolutely losing their minds over the kit (in the best way). From Instagram Reels showing the magic of the first reveal, to in-feed posts capturing imaginative play in action, the campaign delivered a content library Little Potion Co. could repurpose across their own channels for months to come.
Why it worked: parents trust other parents. By placing the product in real family moments, with real kids, the campaign tapped into the kind of word-of-mouth recommendation that paid ads simply can’t replicate. The cuteness factor didn’t hurt either.
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