Description: We bring dinos back to life in YOU Dinosaurs. Fascinating facts and beautiful illustrations help you and your kids explore the wonderful world of the mighty dinos. We released our first dino magazine in 2014 and it was so popular we decided to republish it – twice! This is the third edition and this time, it’s aimed at younger kids. The magazine is split into easy-to read sections including herbivores, carnivores, flying dinos, deadly dinos and all about palaeontologists and their discovery of dino facts based on the fossils they’ve found. Have plenty of dino fun and use this magazine to be amazed by a world we’ll never get to visit!   –   Be fascinated by more than 100 dinosaurs – from the dumbest to the tallest to the most dangerous – in YOU Dinosaurs. With lots of colourful pictures and illustrations. Plus see 15 of these dinos in 3D. Please note that the 3D models are best viewed in the print edition. Also note that you need a device with the 3D app installed to hold over your digital edition (and whatever device you are reading it on) in order to see the 3D models.

Description: A jam-packed magazine sure to get kids excited and ready to tackle their school projects.We discuss ants, butterflies, locusts and stick insects. Add birds, continents, countries and a look at where foods such as sugar and spices come from.   –   Take the stress out of school projects with YOU Homework Done issue No 2. It’s packed with interesting facts on everything from birds and insects to the history of transport and the origin of foods such as sugar and salt. Each topic is from the primary school syllabus and includes a list of informative websites, video links and apps.

Description: While we all want our children to do well and have a good start on the path to success, the early childhood years are not the time to push for specific goals. These years are the time for play! Play is how your precious little one learns. Children are born curious and their curiosity will lead them to explore and discover their world. This in how development is stimulated.   –   Play is a child’s work! Einstein called play the highest form of research. This guide is packed with ideas and inspiration.