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The publishers of Parenting Magazine have another hit on their hands with Family Life Magazine.
This magazine is a plus for families with children ages 1-12. Both parents and children will reap benefits from within its pages.
Informative, creative ideas and articles pertaining to raising families. Editor-in-chief Peter Herbst heads a staff of capable and compassionate writers, dedicated to delivering news, features, and ideas that are wholesome, educational, and fun.
Once you've read it, your kids will grab it and attempt the creative craft ideas. Maybe they'll even make you dinner!
Family Life magazine features good, wholesome articles geared toward families enjoying a safe, rewarding, fruitful life together. It provides good strategies for people to get along in relationships, handle problems, and tackle situations in everyday life.
Mom's Health is an interesting department, as it often features unusual maladies that moms suffer from, as well as providing tried and true remedies for those more common ailments--like exhaustion and lack of proper exercise and nutrition!
Unlike many of the magazines, the Editor's Letter in this magazine is much more profound in subject.
Editor In Chief, speaks on the subject of the Million Mom March for stricter gun laws and the premise that there is hope to shape the policies and laws of society if we act together.
Letters from Readers reflected both positive and negative opinions of previous articles published in the magazine.
News & Views is very good, as it addresses all kinds of issues worthy of reading, such as
article on how the interaction and relationship of the parents reflects and molds how the child will interact in his or her relationships or marriage.
Family Life magazine gives tips on health and safety, travel, as well as meal planning and suggestions for fun adventures to plan with your family.The general theme of the magazine is that children learn what they see, therefore the parents must set a good example.
"Family Matters News and Views" keeps parents updated on the latest in information regarding education, political issues, social issues, and a variety of other important points.
It often features little-known destinations that would make excellent family vacation sites. It almost always incorporates education into travel, and offers tips for traveling with infants through pre-teens that can saves a parent's sanity.
If you have a child between 1 and 12, there are many things that will be of interest to you in Family
Life magazine. A column where parents communicate with one another is another fantastic section. Parents learn more and receive more genuine support from their peers than from any other source.
Toward the end of the magazine, there are excellent reviews on the latest in children's books, videos, and computer games.
You'll enjoy hearing what professionals have to say regarding the educational quality of these products. It is also very helpful when trying to discern age-appropriateness.
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