Sesame Street Magazine

Pros: "Free" Subscription, Familiar Characters, Fun for Preschoolers
Cons: Comes with Parenting Magazine.... lots of scissor activities

Once upon a time, I received a sample of Sesame Street Magazine bundled with an issue of Sesame Street Parents. I remembered thinking something along the lines of, Oh, this looks cute - my son's way to young for this (he was under...

Pros: Two Magazines for the price of one $17.90 subscription
Cons: After you are done clipping and playing all the games the magazine user index has expired

For the low, low price of only $17.90 you can get two magazines for the price of one. Yes, that's right 10 issues of this award-winning magazine for kids and their parents. Sesame Street Magazine is for the kids and Sesame Street Parents...

Pros: more quality family time. encourages my toddler to ask questions, creative play, every page perfect!
Cons: having to wait for the next issue!

We were in our yard last October setting up our "haunted house" for halloween. I was having some difficulty getting the 12 foot black widow to arch her leg properly and my husband was trying to get the tombstones to stand upright.

We were...

Pros: Low price, great ideas, a magazine with characters that your child knows, and trusts
Cons: Nothing

Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street?

For 25 years now, I have still not found the map to Sesame Street, but thank goodness that I can still watch the activities of the friendly neighbors on PBS with my now four year old. And...

Pros: 2 magazines, trust level of Sesame Street
Cons: none

I originally subscribed to Sesame Street Magazine because my child watches the show and because as a child, I always watched the show. But, now that my child doesn't watch the show as often as he used to, I still get the magazine because he is familiar...

Pros: familiar characters, educational, fun
Cons: none

I was one of those moms who had to subscribe to every children's magazine under the sun when I got pregnant with my first child. My husband wondered if we would ever get out from the ever growing pile of magazine's in our bedroom. Well my first born is...

Pros: two magazines for the price of one
Cons: repeating subjects

I love Sesame Street Magazine so much for my kids that when my stepdaughter's son turned three, we bought him a subscription for his birthday, too. One of the greatest things about the magazine is that for the price of the one subscription, you actually...

Pros: interactive, features known characters, free parents magazine
Cons: none

I originally purchased our subscription to this magazine because I thought my daughter recognizing the characters would make it more appealing however the price was a big factor too, it is cheaper than many of the other children's magazine subscriptions....

Pros: Colorful pictures,Wonderful way to learn, Friends from Sesame Street,
Cons: Pages tear easily

I had bought a few issues of Sesame Street Magazine for my daughter over the last couple of months and my daughter really enjoyed them. So last month my mother ordered a subscription for her. She was very excited when the mail came and there was a new...

Pros: Excellent quality, bright and colorful illustrations, perfectly geared for preschoolers
Cons: none that I can think of

I just received my first issue of Sesame Street Magazine. Let me just say, I'm impressed! If you are looking for a magazine for your preschooler, this is one to definitely check out. Here are a few of the reasons I think this magazine is top...

Pros: It is Sesame Street!
Cons: Only a few editions a year.

What can I say about the Sesame Street Magazine? I have subscribed to this for going on 5 years now. I first got it when my oldest son was only 3 and have continued it for my youngest son, who is now 4.5 years old. They both have just adored this...

Pros: Same basis as the show; your child gets mail
Cons: doesn't come out every month

Sesame Street magazine is a favorite in our household. From the fact that my 3 year old receives her own mail (the subscription comes in your child's name) to the invaluable teaching tool that the magazine (just like the show) is, Sesame Street magazine...

Pros: loads of activities, worth saving every copy
Cons: none

Lucky for me, I have had my 3 children spaced in years so that I have been able to enjoy this wonderful magazine for 12 years now. Although my youngest is 9, we still subscribe to Sesame Street, and even my 16 year old takes her turn reading it.
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Pros: fun stuff to do, geared toward preschoolers
Cons: ??

When you are a child, getting mail is one of the greatest thrills. Sesame Street Magazine makes getting mail even better.
My four year old loves to "read" her magazine. We have a great time coloring, cutting, reading and crafting...

Pros: Great for any child
Cons: none

This magazine is great, it comes in plastic every month and has two magazines in one, one for the kids and one for the parents.
My son is 5 and he loves it, we have been getting it every month for a little over a year now and he really looks forward...