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Yoto has released a Toy Story 5 audio card featuring a narrated retelling across 10 short chapters, with music and sound effects. It costs £9.99, is recommended for ages 3 to 8, and works with Yoto players and the Yoto app.
Yoto has launched a Toy Story 5 audio card that retells the film in 10 short chapters, bringing characters including Woody, Jessie and Buzz Lightyear to the company’s screen-free listening platform. The card is listed at £9.99 and is recommended for children aged 3 to 8, according to a report by MadeForMums.
The approximately one-hour recording uses single-voice narration, original music and sound effects. Its plot follows Jessie as she becomes Bonnie’s favourite toy, then faces competition after Bonnie’s parents introduce a smart tablet called Lilypad. Jessie asks Woody for help as Bonnie becomes more interested in screens, the report says.
A parallel storyline involves 50 defective high-tech Buzz Lightyear action figures setting out for Star Command. The story places the traditional toys’ efforts to maintain a role in Bonnie’s life alongside the arrival of technology. The 50 figure count is a plot detail in the audio story, not a product quantity or sales figure.
The card is compatible with all Yoto players, including fourth-generation models, and can also be used through the free Yoto app, according to the report. Yoto’s existing catalogue already includes seven Toy Story titles; the new card adds another release to that collection.
A Screen-Free Route Into Toy Story 5
The release gives families another way to access a story tied to a major film franchise without playing the film on a screen. The audio format could fit into listening time at home or elsewhere, though the source does not specify settings or provide evidence about how families use the card.
Its plot also puts screen use and imaginative play at the centre of the story. That theme may resonate with parents, but this is a narrative feature rather than evidence that listening to the card changes children’s screen habits. Yoto’s Jess Tarrant said the story reflects conversations the company has with parents; that is the company’s description of its audience, not independent research.
The card is a paid, age-rated product rather than a free audio release: the reported price is £9.99, and the stated recommendation is ages 3 to 8. Families should check suitability for the individual child and the product details before buying.
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Another Title in Yoto’s Toy Story Range
Yoto cards provide audio content for use with the company’s players, while the free app offers another listening option. This launch extends an existing Toy Story collection that the MadeForMums report says contains seven titles. The new card’s stated compatibility with all Yoto players means it is not limited to the latest fourth-generation device.
The announcement is about an audio retelling of the film, not a new film release. The report describes the recording as following the film’s story, with chapters, narration, music and effects; it does not provide a track listing or explain whether the audio includes any cast performances from the film.
“Families want their children to slow down, tune in, and use their imaginations.”
— Jess Tarrant, Yoto content director
Release Details Not Yet Specified
The source report gives the price, age recommendation and compatibility but does not specify a publication date, how long the card will remain available, or whether the £9.99 price applies across all retailers. It also does not provide a direct purchase link that can be independently checked here.
The report does not identify the narrator or say whether the film’s voice cast appears in the recording. No listening sample, retailer stock information, or detailed content guidance beyond the age recommendation is provided. The reported runtime is approximate, and no further production details are included.
Availability and Buyer Checks
The card is described as available now. Families considering a purchase can check Yoto’s current listing or their preferred retailer for up-to-date price, stock and compatibility information. They can also confirm that their player or app is supported and decide whether the stated age range suits the child.
No later release date, promotional event or additional Toy Story card is announced in the source. Any changes to availability or pricing would need to be confirmed by Yoto or retailers.
Key Questions
What is the Yoto Toy Story 5 card?
It is an audio card that retells the film’s story across 10 short chapters, using single-voice narration, original music and sound effects. The full recording lasts approximately one hour, according to MadeForMums.
How much does the card cost?
The report lists the card at £9.99. It does not confirm whether that price is the same across all shops or how long it will apply.
Which devices can play it?
The card is reported to work with all Yoto players, including fourth-generation models. It can also be used with the free Yoto app.
What age is the card recommended for?
Yoto’s reported recommendation is ages 3 to 8. Parents and caregivers should check the product information and consider whether the content suits their child.
What is the story about?
Jessie tries to remain Bonnie’s favourite toy after Bonnie’s parents introduce a smart tablet called Lilypad. She seeks help from Woody, while a separate plot follows 50 defective Buzz Lightyear figures heading toward Star Command.
Source: madeformums.com
