Magazines FamilyFun
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Rating: - Are you looking for fun ideas for your family?
Family Fun magazine is true to its title, with activities that are engaging for the whole family. Activities include crafts, cooking, exercise, art, and creative solutions.

I have used their suggestions in my classroom and with children over the years, and I have not been disappointed.

The November issue holds the "Toy of the Year Awards" and this is a huge help in deciding what to buy the children in my life for the holidays and upcoming birthdays.

The delivery time stated 6-8 weeks, and I've always gotten subscriptions quickly.

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Rating: - Family Fun is a great magazine
This magazine is so full of fun, it's name is true! If it doesn't make you want to sit down & be creative and play with your children, there is something wrong with you. I think it brings out the kid in everyone. I recommend it highly!

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Rating: - Can't say enough good things
I love this magazine. The projects are easy to make and often are with things around the house or easy to get. Their customer service is great. Everyone is always friendly when I call. I actually get off the phone feeling happy talking with them. I live in Japan and have never missed an issue or had one late. (International orders have to be called in which is why I know they have great customer service.) I've already place another two year subscription. Your kids will love the activites. Mine does and she only three.

If you like the magazines you might want to by their line of books as well. Here's the only warning, the books contain the ideas of the older magazines with only a few originals. But if you want all the party or food ideas in one place, the books are the way to go instead of searching the magazines looking for that idea.

The magazines always have the freshest ideas, which can all be found on their website. If you've got elementary or tweens in your house I am sure you will love FamilyFun!

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Rating: - Full of affordable family games, activities and ideas
We've had our subscription for more than a year now and we find at least 2-3 activities or ideas in each issue. We have two boys, now ages 5 and 4, and we share this subcription with them. The summer and holiday issues are the best.

Unlike "Child" magazine, the majority of the products in this publication are affordable for middle-income families. We cancelled our subscription to Child magazine and later learned it went out of business.

Getting back to Family Fun, the magazine is affordable (less than $10 per year on Amazon) and a good value if you enjoy family activities.