In The Night Garden Magazine

I took my 16 month old granddaughter shopping to Sainsbury's at the weekend and she was such a good little girl that I decided to treat her to a comic, when I saw an In The Night Garden comic from the BBC I popped it into the trolley for when we got home. My granddaughter loves Iggle Piggle, Upsy Daisy and the rest of them so I was quite pleased to have bought her something she'd enjoy, and getting a comic as a child is always so exciting! I was not so pleased when I got the comic home and opened the colourful plastic wrapper to get to the comic and free gifts. The comic at first glance is very thin and this edition has a quite dark cover, this ...  Read the complete review

Harry is absolutely book mad at the moment, insisting on me reading him a story 24 hours of the day, never mind making dinner, Harry's stories have to come first for him! So when we were out and about a few weeks ago, I spotted this magazine lurking at the back of the children's magazine section in WH Smith, and thought I would treat my little man to a magazine all of his own. He seemed quite thrilled with my purchase and we often catch him sitting and reading it of an evening! In The Night Garden, as you probably know by now, is the latest children's television craze up and down the country. It features several odd looking characters who live in a beautiful ...  Read the complete review

I never thought I see the day when Andrew would fork out £2 on a child's magazine but it must be the way that Noah looks at him when they wonder down to the Spar that reels him because he has and many a time since! I actually really don't like the programme 'In the Night Garden' so it's not looking good already is it? This magazine is the same old rubbish as the programme and if it wasn't for the fact that Noah absolutely loves it and seems to get hours of fun from it, I would say that it's a complete waste of money. The pages are littered with pictures of Igglepiggle, The Tombliboos and all of the other characters that appear alongside them in the ...  Read the complete review

My mum visits every weekend and very early on got in the typical Gran's habit of coming laden with sweets and gifts for the kids! I'm constantly telling her off for bringing sweets round as both of my boys will quite happily wolf the lot down but are not so keen on cleaning their teeth afterwards. Recently Grandma has taken to bringing comics round for the boys instead. This week the comic of choice for my two year old son was an 'In the Night Garden' magazine produced by the BBC. This was not a bad choice actually, as my youngest son is a big fan of the programme showing on CBeebies. He recognises and is able to say the names of all the main characters and ...  Read the complete review

After seeing in the night garden on the television, my daughter was fascinated with the show for a while. I was over the moon when I saw the magazine at our local shops it cost under £2.00 and it had stickers inside aswell as a free gift. My daughter very much enjoyed doing the stickers and putting them on the themed pages, she also enjoyed colouring in her favourite characters. This is a fortnightly magazine and I purchased it for my Daughter for about 2 months before I stopped. The main reason why I stopped purchasing was due to the gifts, I know that they are free but I started to feel that I was wasting my money, as my daughter would just toss them to the ...  Read the complete review