General
How do I download my unit study?
After successful payment confirmation, we’ll email your download link to the address entered at checkout. Select the link and save the PDF to your device. Where available, downloads also appear on your order-confirmation page or in your customer account.
What if my download email hasn’t arrived?
Check your spam, junk and promotions folders. If your payment is pending, access will be released once payment is confirmed. For help, email hello[at]motheroohq.com with your order number and checkout email address.
Who created this?
A toddler mum with a teaching degree and 10 years of experience in early childhood settings. Every resource here was first made for my own little one’s homeschool learning, then adapted to share with other homeschooling families. Each lesson is designed around learning through play. Little ones learn by doing, so the activities are built for moving, exploring, building and pretending, rather than sitting at a table filling in worksheets. Where printables are included, they become part of the play. It’s what I learnt working with little ones, and what I’m still learning now as a mum. CLICK HERE to read more!
Payment
What Payment Methods Are Accepted?
Pay with PayPal or a debit or credit card. Google Pay is also available where supported. Your available options will appear at checkout.
Is this a one-off payment?
Yes. Purchasing an individual week is a one-off payment—not a subscription. Later weeks are not automatically charged or included.
Orders & Refund
Can I get a refund?
We do not offer refunds solely for a change of mind after a digital purchase is completed. Your rights under Australian Consumer Law remain unchanged. If your file is faulty, inaccessible or materially different from its description, contact us so we can assess the issue and provide the appropriate remedy.
Will I receive a physical product?
No. This is a digital PDF download. Printing, books, toys and activity materials are not included.
Why are there two versions of the PDF?
Your download comes with two copies of the same resource. The content is identical in both. The only difference is file size.
Original file size
This is the full-resolution file. The artwork is saved at a very high level of detail, so the file is large. Choose this one if you plan to print at a professional print shop, or if you want the sharpest possible images on large posters and cards.
Compressed file size
This is a much smaller copy of the same file. The images have been resized to suit A4 printing, so it downloads faster, opens more quickly and takes up less space on your phone, tablet or computer. All the pages and links are still there, and the artwork looks the same on screen and on a home printer.
Which one should I use?
For most families, the compressed version is the one to use. It’s easier to open, store and print at home. Keep the original if you want a master copy or plan to print through a professional service.