I started getting Right Start Magazine free when my son attended TumbleTots. When he stopped going I took out a subscription as I really liked the magazine. It's aimed at parents of young children - I'd say up to about age 6. It seems less advertising driven than other parenting mags - there aren't lots of articles pushing you to buy loads of unnecessary equipment. Instead there are usually very interesting and thought-provoking articles with a slant towards child development and early education. Things like your child's learning style, how to cope with an angry child, how children learn to read, etc. Lots of articles are by psychologists or teachers. Having said that it's still a glossy, entertaining, easy to read magazine and you do get articles on toys and clothes too!