Yes, Childrens’ Magazines Still Exist — & Your Kids Will Love Them

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11. Kazoo

Raising almost $175,000 on Kickstarter is nothing to sniff at, and that’s how the new Kazoo magazine for girls got its wings. Creator Erin Bried, a former Condé Nast editor, got her project off the ground with the help of crowdfunding in 2016 — making Kazoo officially the most successful journalism Kickstarter campaign in history. So clearly, the world wants what Bried has envisioned for young girls everywhere: an empowering print magazine that will inspire girls from ages 5 to 10 to be smart, strong, fierce, and true to themselves. A subscription to this quarterly print mag costs $45 for four issues.