I have no opinion on the viability of this magazine.

However, the latest trends in word recognition is not the latest in pediatric health.

You need to work on your copy.

Anonymous wrote:I type some thing wrong because I was on my phone.

Lol

I type some thing wrong because I was on my phone.

Wow!!always I think this is nice idea,I love to have a shirts
With this sentence,I'm a great nanny,or sweet nanny,or others nieces sentence.

I think tackling a magazine + internet site is way too much to tackle.
If you're dead set on doing this, you should focus on the internet site. Nannies are your key focus. As a nanny, I'm much more likely to visit a website for tips/stories/whatever vs paying for a monthly subscription.

The only magazines I buy are impulse buys in the grocery line.

Anonymous wrote:Why should we pay for you to make money? Go fund your own start up!

+1 these girls sound ridiculous. Your "nanny magazine" topics are the same things you can find in forums like these or other websites all over the internet.

Those shirts are EMBARRASSING

Why should we pay for you to make money? Go fund your own start up!

I'm sorry but those shirts are awful and I would NEVER wear one. So cheesy.

Anonymous wrote:Who would buy and wear one of those shirts?

Lol I know. Bad...bad...bad.

Who would buy and wear one of those shirts?

I think it's a good idea, actually

Oh my God. You've tried multiple times to advertise your stupid magazine on this forum. If you STILL haven't gotten any bites, that is probably because we don't give a shit.
Go away.

Nanny Magazine has also created nanny themed t-shirts to help fund their campaign. Below is the link if you are interested in checking out the shirts or making a purchase, all proceeds will go to Nanny Magazine.


http://66.147.244.242/~nannymag/?page_id=1270

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