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| CATEGORY: | Magazine |
| MANUFACTURER: | The Parenting Group Inc. |
| FEATURES: | Magazine Subscription |
| TYPE: | Home, Fashion and Family, Parenting, Family & Parenting, Child care, Child rearing, Discipline of children, Child nutrition |
| MEDIA: | Magazine |
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Customer Reviews of Parenting [2-year]
Better than the average family magazine This magazine is packed with articles and information. They do an excellent job covering the range of ages from baby to pre-teen. I've read this magazine since pregnancy, and three years later, I still pick up new tips and suggestions in each issue. I can understand how it might not be for everyone, hence some negative reviews, but I highly recommend it and often give subscriptions to it as gifts.
Not really "dad" friendly...
My wife is pregnant and we somehow ended with a subscription to this magazine. I've pretty eagerly dived into just about every book/brochure/magazine/catalog, etc. that had anything to do with pregnancy or children. The magazine really put me off.
I appreciate that for every pregnancy, there is ALWAYS a mother who is involved and the father may or may not be in the picture. But this entire magazine seemed to be devoted to pulling the whole thing off without a "dad" in the picture. Even the article "for him" was kind of insulting. Actually, the fact that it has a "for him" section should be a tip off.
Like I said, I've read a ton of material and this is the first time I was really put off. Maybe I just got a bad issue, but I'm getting information from other sources. It just seems like this magazine tagets women who either don't have a partner or whose partner is the sterotypical, work all the time, no time for the kids type of dad. C'mon....this might have been fine in 1950, but not today.
Best of the bunch
New moms (and some dads, I suppose) gobble up magazines about child rearing, which is why the ads are geared toward baby products. I think Parenting is the best magazine in the genre because of its evenhanded approach to issues that sometimes divide us (working vs. stay-at-home, etc.), its articles that delve into subjects rather than scratching the surface and the useful what-to-expect-from-each-age-group feature. The column by Dr. Sears is invaluable; I find his common-sense advice to be comforting. Well-written, well-edited; Parenting deserved to win the prestigious Magazine of the Year award because its editors know their readership well.