Parents

Why choose BAZOOF! Magazine?

There are few things parents think of more than their child’s health. Winner of Parents’ Choice Awards®, BAZOOF! is a powerful tool in educating readers on the essential elements of health that play a key role in a child’s growth. Along with much fun and adventure, the magazine covers topics on nutrition, fitness, personal care, character development and eco education. Includes STREAM learning to further explore interests and abilities. It is available both in print and digital format and publishing since 2007! Appeals to both girls and boys and is great shared between siblings. Ages 7-12. Enjoy a free look at topics covered here.

Hands-on Activities!

Includes hands-on activities, games, puzzles, experiments and other fun elements to spark reader interest in applying what they read towards lifetime education and habits.

Healthy Balance

Examples of topics covered include proper rest, how our bodies work, the benefits of healthy living, healthy snacks and drinks, fruit and vegetable servings, hygiene, teeth care, being active, playing sports, kindness, service, peer pressure, bullying, respect, online safety, choosing good friends, leadership, pet care, eco education and more!

Especially for You!

BAZOOF! has a series that is featured on the B! Blog called Feet Up Chronicles. They are true stories about the ups and downs of family life shared by our writers. The series is meant for parents to take a break, put their feet up, and ENJOY!

Family Health Tips for Parents

Found near the back of each issue of BAZOOF! you’ll find a column for parents called Family Health Tips for Parents that shares advice from leading experts on various topics.

Discussion

In the magazine you’ll find many editorials designed to help readers make safe and healthy choices and appreciate life, such as Lesson Learned When We Were You! The magazine can become a discussion tool between a parent and child that both can appreciate.

Youth Submissions

BAZOOF! empowers kids with confidence by publishing youth submissions and comments. Only first name and age are included in the magazine for privacy, until they are 16 years old.