Top 12 Magazines for Preschoolers

I was surprised that I liked the Disney & Me magazine the best. This bimonthly magazine features Pooh, Tigger, Piglet and all Pooh's friends in Hundred Acre Wood. Each issue includes stories, drawing, matching, counting, coloring, and best of all, a Fun to Learn pull out woorkbook. For ages 2-6.

Your Big BackYard Magazine is perfect for kids ages 3 to 5. Each issue features photos of baby animals, read-to-me stories, poems, riddles, and games. This monthly magazine uses simple text to help kids start on the road to reading.

Wild Animal Baby Magazine is designed for babies and toddlers between the ages of 12 months and 3 years. The sturdy, board format makes it a durable magazine that can be enjoyed again and again. Each issue is filled with rhymes, stories and cute baby animals. This is one of my favorites.

National Geographic Little Kids' captivating animal stories develop pre-reading and reading skills as well answer questions about kids' favorite creatures. Features about different cultures bring the world to your child and inspire a sense of understanding. Interactive experiments introduce simple science, and fun puzzles and games teach logic, counting, and so much more! (for ages 3 to 6)

Zootles Magazine is written for younger children by the publishers of Zoobooks. Each issue features a different new animal, providing children the basic knowledge of the animal's anatomy, habitat and behavior. Each issue also features a letter of the alphabet, phonetic sound and number, to help children apply basic skills while learning about the animal kingdom. The beautiful wildlife photography, cartoons, and illustrations will amuse children and parents alike!

Ladybug Magazine is a colorful, delightful magazine filled with charming characters, games, songs, poems, and stories. For ages 2-6.

Babybug encourages a love of books for infants and toddlers 6 months to 2 years. Babybug Magazine is filled with colorful pictures and simple rhymes and stories that babies and parents will delight in reading together.

The Bear in The Big Blue House, Maisy, Mr. Potato Head, Spot, Peter Rabbit and Paddington Bear are the characters you'll find in the Preschool Playroom Magazine. Each issue features drawing, counting, coloring and reading activities, with a character poster and 6 page pull-out workbook. For children ages 2-5.

Thomas & Friends Magazine brings to life the magical world of Thomas and his friends for early learners. Every issue of Thomas and Friends is filled with charming stories and includes a collectible poster, educational activities, and a pull-out workbook. This is my top choice for my grandson who has Autism and loves trains. (For ages 2-5)

Sparkle World Magazine features the Care Bears, Angelina Ballerina, Strawberry Shortcake and many others. Each 40-page, full-color issue is packed With sweet stories, sparkly things to make, a pull-out workbook, and a poster. (For girls ages 3 and up)