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Magazine Description Adoptive Families provides up-to-date information and sensitive advice concerning the adoption-related issues you care most about. Problem-solving assistance and information about the challenges of adoption speak to members of adoptive and prospective adoptive families. Every issue contains a special section devoted to adoption-related books, videos, and toys unavailable anywhere else.
Magazine Description At-Home Dad Newsletter is a quarterly magazine written for the 2 million U.S. fathers who stay home with their children. Each issue presents the At-Home Dad Network, listings of playgroups, resources, and other at-home dads. The magazine offers home business ideas, child-rearing tips, and firsthand stories.
Magazine Description Babybug is a board-book magazine designed perfectly for infants and toddlers ages six months to two years. It's made of sturdy cardboard pages with rounded corners and no staples and is ideal for babies who love to be read to and for adults who love to read to them. Each issue is filled with simple stories and rhymes.
Magazine Description Child provides parents of children 12 and younger with the newest thinking, information, and advice they need to thrive in an ever-changing world. In a typical issue, readers will find feature articles on child development, behavior, health, nutrition, and education.
Magazine Description Child Life magazine has been entertaining young people for more than 80 years. Today's kids ages 9 to 11 will enjoy a wonderful mix of classic children's stories from the magazine's incredible library of award-winning literature. They'll also find games, puzzles, activities, a computer column, and other fun stuff.
Magazine Description Published 17 times a year, Family Circle serves women with the information they need to make personal and home improvements and maintain healthy family relations. Regular editorial features cover personal finance, physical fitness, interpersonal relationships, fashion, and beauty. Highlights include recipes and home improvement schematics.
Magazine Description Family Fun's goal is for parents to enhance the time spent with their children. A typical issue explores learning activities, vacation planning, travel tips, and reviews of children's books, videos, and music.
Magazine Description Family Handyman is for people who take an active interest in home improvement, yard and garden care, maintenance and repair, and remodeling. Expanding on the handyman theme, the magazine also features information on woodworking, auto maintenance, energy efficiency, and decorating.
Magazine Description Family Life is a magazine for parents of children age three to 12. In each issue, readers will find features on education, manners, holidays, finances, health, and travel. Family Life is the ultimate magazine for the parent concerned with his or her role in the formative years of child rearing.
Magazine Description Family Money is a bimonthly finance magazine that focuses on what's really important: making a better life for you and your family. Brought to you by Better Homes and Gardens, the magazine offers practical advice and delves into common questions such as how to pick a good mechanic, pay the taxes, save for retirement, and more.
Magazine Description Designed to help parents and kids integrate home computing into their lives. Family PC is easy to read and use — and it's more fun than you ever dreamed a computer magazine could be. Published jointly by Disney and Ziff-Davis, a leading publisher of computer magazines, Family PC makes computing an educational and creative experience.
Magazine Description Parenting helps educated, modern parents who must deal simultaneously with the demands of child rearing, personal growth, and family life.
Magazine Description Parents emphasizes family formation and growth, focusing on the day-to-day needs and concerns of today's parents. Everything from disciplining and rewarding your children to planning family vacations is covered in this essential guide for moms and dads.
Magazine Description Published quarterly, Where to Retire's mission is to help you find the ideal setting for your new life after retirement.
Magazine Description Working Mother is the only magazine that offers emotional, intellectual, and practical support to women who have made the decision to raise a family while pursuing their personal growth and career goals. The magazine provides positive, realistic advice about working, child care and development, family nutrition and well-being, fashion and beauty, and career options.
