Junior

I have always seen this magazine in WH Smith whenever I go to pick up the other parenting magazines I buy every month, but to be honest I have never paid that much attention to it. I saw an advert on a website I belong to which said to ring a number and you get a free issue of Junior and then a further 3 issues for just £1. I couldn't resist and then the next month, my first ever issue of Junior dropped onto my doormat. The first thing I noticed was the quality of the magazine itself. The cover is lovely and glossy, and all of the pages inside are very thick and have that expensive look to them, you can tell this is a magazine aimed more towards the upper ...

Want a parenting magazine that doesn’t treat you like an idiot? One that gives you information on topics that are relevant to toddlers and even school-age children, rather than concentrating on pregnancy and babyhood? Want to read something slightly more glossy and ‘upmarket’ than normal baby magazines? Then Junior magazine is for you! With the tag line ‘The World’s Finest Parenting Magazine’ this is a magazine that goes far beyond what to expect in pregnancy and birth, how to feed your baby and how to change his nappy. I have purchases this magazine on and off for the past few years and it is the only parenting magazine I ...

Junior magazine -encouraging the Vogue readers of the future. The Good: This magazine is absolutely fantastic to look at. Beautiful kids, beautiful clothes, amazing holiday resorts, etc. etc. I love the lack of patronising info as beloved of traditional magazines and the attitude that one might be attempting to have a life besides one as mom (or dad of course). It does tackle issues again left behind by the traditionalists and expresses a fresh point of view. Book reviews are excellent and I have bought many books for my kids on their recommendation. The Bad: Beautiful clothes, holidays, restaurants that are way out ...