We liked American girl magazine.

Sassy!

oh, damn. I'm not in the 90s am I?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let your teen pick her own magazines.

That’s cool. And I do.
However, I also make the subscription decisions in the home. She doesn’t care or have time for that.

If she doesn’t want a magazine, then why are you perseverating over this?

Most people read things online.

Anonymous wrote:Let your teen pick her own magazines.

That’s cool. And I do.
However, I also make the subscription decisions in the home. She doesn’t care or have time for that.

Op again.

Maybe you’ve seen the meme like this:

Let your teen pick her own magazines.

Op back. More info.
Especially interesting to me would be fitness magazines that display all kinds of bodies. (Or don’t always display skin constantly).

I recently fell in love with a makeup brand whose lipstick/blush names are empowering and not “orgasm” (ha ha yes I have Nars Orgasm blush)

So.. on this same topic, what about magazines?

What are magazines for .. my 7yo.. I mean, my teenager.

I’m looking for magazine that a teenager would like but has content that’s ok for a 7yo.

Anything?

Better homes and gardens? The opposite of teen vogue?

It’s not a sheltering decision. We are far from sheltering. I am just looking for one that is fairly neutral, yet still interesting to a teen.