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Covers physiotherapists in women’s health.

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A complete reference for expectant and new parents. It addresses the health and medical issues of pregnancy as well as infant and childcare.

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1 Star Not worth the low low price of free
This magazine perfectly reflects the American attitudes toward child-rearing. It “mentions” breastfeeding, but it’s only a token mention. In the very next paragraph is information that contradicts all the fundamentals of breastfeeding. Sleeping through the night no later than 4 months?? Breastfed babies often need an overnight feeding through their ninth month. This is just one example. I don’t care that this magazine is free or only a few dollars a year. I will not be bringing this useless pile of crap into my house anymore.

4 Stars Packed Full of Usefull Info
I read several baby magazines and this by far was my favorite. Especially for the first time mothers. There’s lots of questions during baby’s first year of life and this magazine specifically addresses that age! It’s a great gift to give to first time parents as well.

5 Stars better magazine savings
I’ve been gettng this magazine ever since I was pregnant with my first daughter and I think it’s a great magazine even with my second daughter I’m still learning new info. But it’s pointless to buy the magazine when you can just order a free subscription on the american baby website (I’ve been getting it for free for 7 years now)

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This magazine is written and edited for the contemporary woman in that it covers the various issues that are important to women today. Its feature articles are devoted to information on food and nutrition, health and fitness, beauty and fashion as well as the traditional values of home, family and children. The changing needs of women are also addressed with articles which focus on careers, money management, law and relationships.

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5 Stars Woman’s Day magazine subscription
My order was very inexpensive and it took about 6 weeks for the subscription to begin.

5 Stars Still Heartwarming and Helpful After All These Years
I used to love reading magazines before the turn of the century, when we got a PC and the World Wide Web sucked me in. Lately I’ve been disgusted with how much time I spend “surfing” nothing much and waiting for content to load. In a quest to recapture a kinder, gentler, simpler, happier time in my life, I’ve been stepping away from the computer and flipping open magazines.

I’ve read Woman’s Day ever since I can remember, with the exception of 1999 through 2007 when I didn’t subscribe to anything but two newspapers which my husband reads. Yep, I’ve stopped reading the newspaper too. The old one eyed monster on my lap had me in a stupor.

We have a new treadmill and I’m doing a thirty minute training session on weekdays, while reading magazines. I read the january 2009 issue of Woman’s Day two days in a row. It worked out perfectly, cover to cover. I will say it seems thinner than I remember, but I used to be thinner so maybe everything is relative.

This month’s topics include:

How to Cut Medical Costs

Deals & discounts! Save big Bucks on almost Everything

Special Health Issue 215 Ways to Be Healthier

Organize your Way to Calm

Good-for-You Food 42 Recipes and Tips

Eat Dessert, Carbs & Snacks and Drop Lbs.

Guilt-Free Desserts

I loved the pictures and short informative articles. The older I get, the less patience I have to read long passages. This suits the impatient little kid in me very well. I will be trying the frozen canned pears pureed with ginger recipe.

I give Woman’s Day five stars.

5 Stars thanks
I ordered this because i thought it was a great deal $5 for a year

that’s awesome

it stated that i would get my first magazine in 8-10 weeks

well I just got my first and i think it was about 3 weeks

thanks amazon

5 Stars Hey, great American staple
I got this on sale to put in the lobby where I work for customers to read while they are waiting. It’s one of the few great American magazines still true to its origins. I wonder when the majority of print media will disappear in favor of online, cheap, green versions. When that day comes, I will miss the feel and smell of print, the tactile experience of leisurely thumbing back and forth through paper copies, testing sample fragrances, and fighting those stupid cards that always fall out on the floor. )

1 Star woman’s day ineffiency
My first issue of this magazine to arrive was one I had purchased way before I subscribed. The next one still has not arrived, although the library & the newstands have had theirs for awhile. These people are not very good at getting their copies out. Guess I won’t do this again after my subscription runs out. May not buy it at all!

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The first and only healthletter written just for women over 40. The women’s health experts at The Center for Women’s Healthcare at Weill-Cornell Medical College brings a broad array of specialists to weigh-in on the topics that matter to us most: HRT, breast cancer, heart disease, and more. Finally. A health resource just for us.

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4 Stars Easy to understand health advice
My mother enjoys reading this every month. The advice is basic and presented in an easy to understand manner. Each issue is perhaps a 14 or so pages and takes about 30 minutes to read for an average adult reader.

5 Stars Great give idea for the woman in your life
I got a couple of subscriptions of the Women’s Health Advisor thinking it was a magazine format, instead it turned out to be about a 10 page zine. I got it for my mother-in-law and for my sister-in-law. They loved it. The format is perfect for on-the-go health conscious women who like to stuff it in their purse and read it at their leisure. They liked it so much they asked for information about a renewal. I’d call that a great gift!

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Continuous coverage of the issues, developments, and controversies of concern to all professionals in aging and aging-related fields. Information on new technologies, innovative programs, research, and health issues. Also discussion and debate on trends, state and federal legislation, and more.

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Pregnancy is the leading monthly maternity magazine and online network for the modern moms of today. From conception through baby?s first year?with trusted, credible content and a relatable voice?Pregnancy is your best friend and ob/gyn rolled into one.

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