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georga Spottiswood
writes: Dear All,I am currently producing a parenting magazine for my university project that is core to behavioural problems in children and feel i need help in my research. Could you please answer a few questions for me:1 Do you currently buy parenting magazine-Why and which ones?2 Do you think they cost to much?2 Would you read a magazine that gives advice from other parents on behavior problems?3 How would i interest men to read it?3 What things do you enjoy doing with your children?Thanks Reply to this Question |
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reader, djstar  +, writes (25 February 2007):
I no longer buy parenting magazines as my children are 7 and 9 and all the magazines I've seen are normally for people with children aged 0 - 5 years.
I thought that they were not to highly priced but would have been nice if they had been a little cheaper!
I would buy a magazine that gives behaviour advice from other parents as no one is perfect and everyone needs a little help from time to time.
I think that just having articles that involve the dads will get men to read it as hardly any magazines give tips or advice for dads which is such a shame.
Finally, I enjoy doing many things with my children such as; playing board games, doing arts and crafts, reading, watching movies, cooking, painting, singing, making up plays, themed crafted like making easter bonnets or xmas cards and so on...
Hope this helps.
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reader, pink fraggle +, writes (24 January 2007):
 hi im a mum of an active 7 year old boy. no i dont buy any magazines on parenting not because they cost too much because i wouldnt know the price. I think to attract men and women like me you need to call it ' i think im going nuts!' yes advice is good but i think own true stories and outcomes are better than a know it all telling you how to be a parent! We enjoy dog walking football colouring laughing cars and dinosaurs!
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