This is a good publication for early childhood, but they have others for older ages: Ranger Rick and Your Big Backyard.
I know what you're thinking: It takes advance planning, and I need to bring a wrapped gift to the party.
Yes, that is sort of true. The child will not receive this magazine the day of.
However, you can order the magazine online at the last minute, wrap up (better yet, place in a regifted gift-bag from your bag of bags) a nature-themed toy or goody bag prize that has lost its way in your home, write up a mock-certificate that they are to receive a subscription to this magazine and call it a day!
Who needs more toys in their house?
Only snag is that you will continue to receive the renewal for this gift at which point you say: let Kayla or Oliver's parents figure that one out!
However, a potential bonus is if you order during one of their promotions, you will get the free gift, not the gift recipient. That means one more pair of binoculars for your child.
Parents will so appreciate it, you get the credit for giving a useful, thoughtful gift without creating more garbage in the house, and everyone will now know the difference between a macaw and a manatee.
Order here (and, no, I am not currently receiving financial support from anyone, be it a company or individual, as it relates to the Whole Phamily. The products I am endorsing are those I believe in.)
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