What's Included Assembled Walking Stick Four modular plastic sections thread together to create three different lengths — compact for younger kids, full-height for adults. The curved shepherd's crook handle is the detail parents notice: it's the instant visual cue that says "wise old character" without words. Lightweight rigid plastic holds its shape through classroom parades and kindy photo day. Perfect For Book Week & 100 Days of School: A go-to prop for elderly character costumes — pairs with any storybook grandparent role, or the classic "dressed as a 100-year-old" outfit Australian schools love for the 100th day celebration. Theatrical & School Productions: Works for shepherd costumes in nativity plays, Victorian-era characters in history projects, or any role requiring a walking aid as part of the character's identity. How to Wear It Screw the sections together end-to-end until you hit the height that works for your child (or yourself — adults use this too). Start with two sections for kindy-age kids, add more as needed. Pair with a cardigan, reading glasses on a chain, and a grey wig for instant grandparent energy. What length should I use for my child? Two sections (around 50cm) suits kindy to Year 2; three sections (around 75cm) for Years 3-6; all four sections (full 100cm) for older kids and adults. The modular design means you adjust as they grow. Is this sturdy enough for my kid to lean on? It's a costume prop, not a medical mobility aid — fine for holding during a parade or photos, but it's lightweight plastic and won't support body weight. Tell them it's for show, not for leaning. Can I pack this flat for storage? Yes — unscrew the sections and they nest together compactly. Handy for the costume box between Book Weeks or if you're posting it to grandparents for a surprise dress-up parcel.
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