The Week Junior: Buy a subscription this Christmas!
With four children to buy for at Christmas, three of whom are very close in age, I find it increasingly difficult to think of new ideas for each of them, particularly as they grow. Eva, who turns eight this February, is fast approaching an age where her interests are slowly changing and maturing and, although of course she still loves to play with her toys, I am noticing that she is taking a greater interest in the world and I want her Christmas presents to reflect that this year.
I love subscription gifts, and not just because they take up less space than those huge plastic toys, and The Week Junior is a great way to really spark a child’s curiosity and take them on a journey of discovery each week. Even better, at just £21.50 for the first 19 issues, it’s an affordable gift for a child this Christmas and gives you the equivalent of 6 issues free – bonus!

What is The Week Junior?
It’s no surprise that The Week Junior is Britains fastest growing children’s magazine, covering a range of subjects from the news to nature, sports to geography, science to books. And even better, it’s done in a way that is informative, inclusive, inspirational and completely age appropriate. I think when it comes to teaching our children about the world, particularly about current affairs, there is always that fear of not wanting to cause them unnecessary worry and so knowing that The Week Junior teaches them all they need to know in a safe and accessible way is very reassuring.

There’s also lots of fun activities inside to engage your child, inspire their own thoughts and opinions, and also just have some fun! You can find the quiz of the week, recipes, challenges, experiments and creative tasks as well as showcasing readers pictures, reports and reviews. I love that The Week Junior is also completely plastic free and now you can tune in to the brand new podcast, The Week Junior Show, every Friday on iOS and Android. I think each of my children will enjoy listening to that!
You can find out more and subscribe to The Week Junior here. Enjoy!!
** This is an advertorial post with The Week Junior and I have been compensated for my time. **
