Empowerment in Magazines for Girls

Today's young girls face many obstacles, but they also show a fierce determination to make their mark. They deserve support as they grow into the powerful women of tomorrow. Parents and educators can provide exactly that by equipping girls with high-quality reading materials. Good books are essential, of course, but young females should also spend time reading girls' magazines. These are fun to browse, but they also provide numerous life lessons without feeling preachy.

Options abound for stocking the subscription list for the young girl in your life. Children's magazines such as National Geographic Kids and Ranger Rick Jr. encourage young girls to fall in love with the great outdoors, so these subscriptions should not be neglected. This category also encompasses Zoobooks. All three magazines promise to get girls excited about the natural world.

Highlights and High Five are also great magazines for young girls. These publications have lots of riveting short stories, as well as beloved features such as Hidden Pictures. Generations of girls have grown up reading Highlights, so there's no reason why the special girl in your life should miss out.

Parents should never make the mistake of assuming that athletic publications such as Sports Illustrated Kids will only appeal to boys. In reality, young gals are among the biggest fans of this magazine. They find great inspiration in reading about female athletes and the difference they're making in the world of sports. Inspired by the role models highlighted in this magazine, girls can pursue their loftiest goals for high school, college, and professional sports.

Tweens tend to prefer the high-level content in Muse, which covers a wide array of relevant topics. The informative articles in this magazine make math and science super interesting. Muse also has plenty of compelling stories about the visual arts.

While many of the magazines highlighted above are equally appealing to boys and girls, there is a definite target audience for Girls' World. Meant for girls ages 7-11, this fun publication is chock full of crafts, quizzes, and many other fun activities.

Teen girls will likely prefer Girls' Life, which is designed for a slightly older readership. Some tweens may appreciate the content in Girls' Life, however, especially when it includes relatable stories on peer pressure and stress management.

If you're looking for award-winning magazines that will appeal to both girls and boys, you'll be pleased by all you find on our Kids magazine page. We've created subcategories for kids in many different age groups, including tweens. Our Teen collection is also worth checking out if you're eager to subscribe to magazines for teenage girls.

Encourage young subscribers to read as many high-quality magazines as possible. From preschoolers to tweens, these magazines are wonderful for girls of all ages. Young female readers will quickly find that, when they trade social media for print magazines, they feel better about themselves and more capable of making their mark.