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very good magazine
My daughter's preschool gave me one of these magazines to look thru for a few days - to see what I and other parents thought. I couldn't believe what a great magazine it was. The pull-out section for the kids has no ads and it is so much fun - much better then the Sesame Street one that came with the Parenting magazines. I also enjoy this magazine very much as it completely relates to preschoolers to 1st grade, not babies or older kids. As a mother of only 1 child (4yrs old) so far, I find lots of basic parenting magazines about 80% useless to me as most of it is geared towards babies and have so many stages. This one has perfect recipes, crafts and articles geared towards my daughters age and for myself as well. Lots of pictures to explain how to encourage them in the recipes/baking and arts too - not just lists of what you need and then writing of what to do. Very nice! I read it all from front to back and ordered a year subscription on the spot. The teacher said most parents who have looked thru it are as well. To the poster who only gave it 3 starts due to her 6 yr old stating it is boring after liking it for a year, it is Nick Jr, so it is geared towards 2-6yrs old. She probably is just moving on from it. For all moms out there with kids this age, you will enjoy it. Highly recommend.

It used to be fun, but now she's disappointed
This is a great magazine for parents of infant or preschool age children. <
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>I bought this subscription last year for my daughter (almost 5 at the time) and she was so excited to receive her very own magazine - especially one with familiar characters she'd seen on Nick Jr. But the excitement died down, and quickly. She flipped through the magazine today (a year later, she's nearly 6 now) and handed it back to me, disappointed. "There's nothing fun in here to do, Mommy." <
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>The kids' portion of the magazine is so brief, and the parents' portion seems generally geared toward parents of smaller children. I personally stopped searching for interesting articles between all of the ads months ago. As for my daughter, she still likes the cartoons on tv, but for her, the magazine just became too repetitive. I think it's time to move on to something more challenging.