Do you believe toys are more than just playthings? At Kidstuff, we know toys teach, inspire, educate and spark imagination – and we’re on the lookout for a Toy Store Manager who shares that passion.

About us:

Kidstuff has been bringing a little extra sparkle to Australian childhoods since 1969. From Wooden wonders to science kits and squishy plush toys our shelves are packed with discovery and delight – and we need a superstar to help lead the fun. A strong focus on building our business like your own business with flexibility, high standards, low stress and did we mention to have “fun”. We have over 55 stores Nationwide with a strong growth plan. We have over 500 team members and 10 Cluster Managers / Area Managers. People make our business, and we encourage people from all age groups, backgrounds and cultures to be part of our diverse and happy Kidstuff family.

What you’ll be doing:

Leading the team with energy, kindness and a hands-on attitude.

Creating a magical in-store experience for families, kids, and of course those curious grownups needing a special gift or even something for themselves!

Keeping the store looking its best – bright, tidy and bursting with creativity.

Managing stock merchandising and store presentation.

Supporting team development and training.

Meeting basic targets (without losing the fun in the process)

What you’ll bring:

Previous retail management experience is preferred – bonus points if it’s in toys, gift, or speciality retail.

A love for children’s products, learning through play and excellent customer service.

A TEAM first mindset and a warm approachable leadership style.

Flexible to work weekends and busy holiday periods (our busiest trading time)

Perks and Playtime:

Generous staff discounts on all our wonderful toys

A chance to make everyday special for kids and families.

Be part of a supportive and close-nit team that loves what we do.

Opportunities to grow your career within the Kidstuff family.

Less Stress, More Fun!

Ready to lead with your heart:

(and a little imagination)