A week ago or so we were introduced to a different type of magazines for children which cover most ages and interests called Bayard magazines.
"Bayard magazines respond to parent’s desire to share human values with their children, to offer them opportunities to express their creativity and discover the world.Bayard children's magazines are more than books! Fun, interactive and educational magazines for kids aged between 3-12".
Little ones aged 3-6 can enjoy "Story Box" monthly magazines, which include picturesque stories, educational information about animals or other things and lots of games and puzzles.
"Wonder with Whizkid introduces children to science and answers their questions about the world, with clear pictures and explanations.
Picture stories and comic-strips with great adventures and endearing heroes (SamSam, Little Brown Bear, Polo and more!) children will easily identify with.
Animal World introduces children to a new animal every month with a beautiful picture and simple captions.
Games and fun activities stimulate children’s creativity and observation skills".
As this is the most age appropriate magazine for L I was really surprised by the paper quality of the magazine, all pages including covers are much thicker than magazines you can buy in supermarket. It seems more suitable for educating your kids in entertaining manner without spoiling the fun with adverts of different services or products, what I do miss though is a little treat- a plastic toy. Little L really enjoyed looking through the pages and listening to her daddy read the magazine.
Little girls and boys aged 6-9 will be very surprised to see a cute mini magazine called "Adventure Box", which included illustrated stories of different genres, puzzles and games, comic stories and educational articles about nature.
Even though these magazines might be "old" for L but I found that she was as interested to look through the pages as with other 2 different Bayard magazines.
With "Discovery Box" aimed at kids ages 9-12 your little one will find science and history articles as well as comic stories and some arts and craft activities and much more.
Each magazine is valued at £5.50 which maybe a little but pricey for some parents, but you can also subscribe to the magazines online or via the form included in the paper copy. To give you an idea of pricing, you can subscribe for 6 months for £30, for 12 months for £50 and for 24 months for £90.
I have also an exciting opportunity to win two six month subscriptions to the magazine of your choice (Story Box, Adventure Box or Discovery Box) all you have to do is fill out the Rafflecopter form below (the competition ends on 26 December 12am):
Good Luck!
Disclaimer: I was sent the item mentioned above for the purpose of this review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
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ReplyDeleteAdventure Box would be perfect to have in my book corner in my classroom. The children would love it!
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ReplyDeletei think the discovery box looks fab for my son & me!
ReplyDeleteI'd choose Story Box as I think my son would enjoy this the most.
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ReplyDeleteThe story box for my daughter :) @kleesical
ReplyDeleteI would choose Discovery Box for my great niece in South Africa; I send a selection of mags each month as they cant get them there.
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ReplyDeleteI'd chose Discovery Box for my 8 & 10 year old boys - they would absolutely love it!
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