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Full of the highest-quality content available from the world's best children's writers and artists, Babybug has delighted little ones since 1994. The joyful, brightly-illustrated stories and poems are perfect for parents and grandparents to read aloud, while the extra-heavy pages, non-toxic ink, rounded corners, and staple-free binding make BABYBUG safe for little ones to explore on their own. A "Guide for Caregivers" on the last page offers read-aloud tips and child development insights to help you get the most out of each issue. Kindle Magazines are fully downloaded onto your Kindle so you can read them even when you're not wirelessly connected.
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Five Months as a subscriber, not a single issue delivered
A print subscription was ordered for my son in September. It is mid January and not a single issue has been delivered. Not only that, but the publisher has not responded to a single message. We are incredibly disappointed.
T**
LOVE this magazine!
This magazine is perfect for young children. Depending on their exposure to other content, I would say children up to 5 years would enjoy. I teach Prek (3-5 year olds), and they listen intently. The content is engaging and easy to understand. I love the rhyme, repetition and simple content that is delivered. It's just enough without being overwhelming. Each page lends itself to extensions and/or inquiries. We've made crafts and researched particular topics of interest! My students read and reread these magazines! They hold up well and can be wiped down.I've purchased other magazines for 3-6 years, and they've all been overwhelming for the child, with information overload and underwhelming for me.
A**B
adorable
My 2 year old son loves looking at all the wonderful illustrations. Watching his face light up at each new page melts my heart.
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very cute but not worth $
I was attracted to the idea of this magazine and read it to my almost three year old. He liked scrolling pages but he wanted it to be more interactive. Pages are attractive. We get more out of library and storyline so this type of format just doesn't really do much for us. If I found this when he was younger, he'd loved it.