Wild Animal Baby Magazine

Pros: Educational, Fun, Cute, Special Web Access, NO ADS!

Cons: Price - maybe, but even that is not too bad (10 issues/$20)

The Bottom Line: Perfect Toddler "Magazine"

Review: If you are looking for a grandparent gift for a toddler, look no further than Wild Animal Baby, a publication from the National Wildlife Federation.

When my son turned 1 year old he started a subscription to Wild Animal...

Pros: Educational, Fun, and Durable

Cons: None!

The Bottom Line: This is an excellent publication that educates children while helping to protect the environment that is so precious to animals.

Review: The National Wildlife’s mission is to educate, inspire and assist individuals and organizations of diverse cultures to conserve wildlife and other natural resources and to protect the Earth’s environment in order to achieve a peaceful, equitable and...

Pros: Interesting and entertaining reading, Unique periodical

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: This is a wonderful little magazine for animal lovers,both young and old. Parents won't mind sitting down with their children to read this!

Review: Our subscription to Wild Animal Baby began when my son was a year old. I have a sister-in-law who is very environmentally conscience and a major animal lover to boot. Knowing that we own just about every toy one can think of, she often buys our...

Pros: Educational; Teaches about animals and other basic learning; Full color photos

Cons: Price is high

The Bottom Line: This is an excellent educational tool for young toddlers.

Review: I read dozens of magazines each month so it only makes sense that I would eventually introduce my offspring to the joys of periodicals. One good starting point is Wild Animal Baby, a small magazine for the small ones in the household. ...

Pros: cute, durable, educational, fun

Cons: it is a little costly at nearly $20 for 10 issues

Review: For my sons second birthday this last January, his Great-Aunt gave him a couple of wonderful books along with a years subscription to Wild Animal Baby. I had never heard of this magazine and to be honest, my first thought was, "A magazine for...

Pros: Great book like magazine for toddlers and preschoolers.

Cons: More specific naming of some animals

The Bottom Line:

A subscription to Wild Animal Baby brings you and your child a new interactive book 10 times per year.

Review: While children are usually easy to buy gifts for, it does pose a challenge when you actually have to ship the presents. So last year, instead of toys, my mother-in-law gave each of my children a subscription to a magazine. My son received National ...

Pros: Age appropriate activities, cute pictures that toddlers love.

Cons: Only comes 10 times a year.

The Bottom Line: My little girl loved this as a toddler and still looks at her magazines. This is a great magazine for toddlers.

Review: When my daughter was a baby, we lived in Italy in the military. If you've ever been overseas with the military, you know that you get these things called FPO or APO addresses. It's great that you can get mail sent to you overseas as easily as you can ...

Pros: helps the National Wildlife Federation

Cons: comes everyother month

Review: My Sister got my son this magazine as a gift. It is a really cute magazine made just for little kids. It comes every 2 months. It is well made so kids can carry it around. The pictures in it are very bright and eye catching. Most the pictures are of...

Pros: Sturdy, board book quality, no ads

Cons: price?

Review: I've subscribed to several children's magazines for my 2 and a half year old son, but none were able to hold his interest for very long. Even the fabulous Sesame Street magazine, filled with pictures and activities including Elmo, Cookie Monster,...