[AD] The Week Junior And My Twin Girls

My twin girls will be turning eight years old in just a couple of months and their thirst and desire for knowledge is in overdrive at the moment. It could be that they want to know more about current affairs, science, geography, sports or just what is in the news today.

When I was sent a copy of Britain’s fastest growing children’s magazine, The Week Junior, I thought it was a perfect opportunity for the girls to learn about the world around them. Their curiosity is truly unparalleled as they grow up, but it’s almost impossible for them to learn about the world in a grown-up world because it is far too complex.

This is why I love The Week Junior. It explains news and events that may be happening anywhere in the world in a way that my girls can understand immediately, but in a colourful and exciting way. It is written in such a way that it doesn’t patronise children and it will without doubt inspire children in a very safe accessible way.

For children it’s not just about reading The Week Junior, it’s really just the beginning. Your children will find a quiz of the week, creative activities, experiments, recipes and so much more.

This Christmas what better present would there be than something that will inspire and educate our children’s young minds and encourage them to learn about the world around them than a subscription to The Week Junior. It’s a perfect, and more importantly, a fantastic educational present this Christmas. If you subscribe to The Week Junior and pay just £21.50 for your first 19 issues, it works out that you will get 6 free issues. You will then pay £21.50 for every 13 issues by direct debit which is equivalent to a 26% saving if you bought it in the shop. Just click here to subscribe now!

Your children will be so excited to receive The Week Junior. It’s an awesome way to introduce news from around the world and complex stories are broken down so our children can understand them.

The future of our world is our children’s world and it is vitally important in my opinion that they learn all about the world from a young age, so why not gift a subscription to The Week Junior to your child this Christmas? After watching my girls become so fascinated by The Week Junior I can’t recommend it highly enough. They love it!

The Week Junior is also plastic free and will be delivered unwrapped and they also have a brand new podcast, The Week Junior Show, every Friday on IOS or Android.

Do your children have a subscription to The Week Junior? I would love to hear you or your child’s experiences in the comments below.

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