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Girls’ Life Magazine Chimes In With Texting Etiquette for Your Teen

“Why doesn’t her mother teach her some manners?” Well, probably because her mother is busy texting on her phone too. Ugh. I’m guilty of this one, and frankly, embarrassed that once, on a much-needed date...
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Explore the World With National Geographic Kids Magazine

Since 1975, National Geographic Kids magazine has been fulfilling its mission of “exciting kids about their world.” Published 10 times a year, the magazine is aimed at 6- to 14-year-old boys and girls. Since my two ...
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Pregnant Minds Want to Know: Will I Get Back Into My Jeans?

When will he sleep through the night? Should I stay home with baby or go back to work? Nurse or bottle-feed? Pregnant and new moms are flooded with these and so many more unanswered questions. And with all the questions comes t...
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A Fit Pregnancy… and Beyond

It should be said right off the bat that Fit Pregnancy magazine is more than a magazine for the expectant mother. It is definitely a go-to guide for moms-to-be, but it also takes those newly anointed moms beyond the delivery ro...
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Highlights High Five Magazine Makes Learning Fun for Toddlers

My obsession with magazines began around age 7 or so, when I got my first issue of Highlights in the mail. Fast-forward almost three decades later, and I was thrilled when my own child was old enough for a subscription to Highl...
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Girls’ Life Says It Like It Is, So Maybe You Won’t Have To?

When looking through the pages of Girls’ Life magazine, it’s clear that today’s teenager is far and away more worldly than I was back in 1990-whatever (“Well, when I was your age….”). There&#...
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