Does anyone subscribe to Creative Steps?

[button68]

Keep getting emails from these urging me to subscribe and I must admit a lot of the stuff looks a bit good.

Does anyone read this regularly? Would you recommend it?

[xdirtydancerx]

Was gonna ask the same thing! It looks great. Guessing you can't get it from newsies?

[sarah707]

I get it free with my Morton Michel insurance!

It is very good for ideas for different age groups :D

[Rubybubbles]

I get in online with my childcare.co.uk subscrition:D

[MaryMary]

I get in online with my childcare.co.uk subscrition:D

Snap! :thumbsup:
I was looking at it tonight (1st one). I printed off a couple of pages that I liked the look of. I have too much paper in this house already! :D

[miffy]

I do and I've kept all mine (been getting it almost since it started) - I go back through them every year - there are some very good, simple ideas in there.

Miffy xx

[PixiePetal]

I subscribe and have done for a couple of years - get it online with Morton Michel Insurance now so won't renew the mag but will keep it up that way :thumbsup:

It is a good one to start off with and has some quite simple ideas with relevant time of year themes for different ages. I still have all my copies :thumbsup:

[Beetlejuice]

I originally subscribed thinking I'd do it for a year and then stop because I reckoned they would just repeat their ideas - well I've had every issue since they started and I'm still going. It's fab! I'm not terribly creative so it's good for ideas - some v simple:thumbsup:

[ajs]

I originally subscribed thinking I'd do it for a year and then stop because I reckoned they would just repeat their ideas - well I've had every issue since they started and I'm still going. It's fab! I'm not terribly creative so it's good for ideas - some v simple:thumbsup:

this is the same for me i love it and so do my little ones

[xdirtydancerx]

I originally subscribed thinking I'd do it for a year and then stop because I reckoned they would just repeat their ideas - well I've had every issue since they started and I'm still going. It's fab! I'm not terribly creative so it's good for ideas - some v simple:thumbsup:

How do they charge you? Monthly or in a lump sum?

[button68]

You can have a look at the Jan/Feb issue online here http://www.creativesteps.co.uk/headturner/cstep0211

Just enter when prompted...
email: sample@creativesteps.co.uk
password: jafe88


Well it might work :rolleyes: I copied it from the email I received.

[Newbie1!]

I get in online with my childcare.co.uk subscrition:D

How do you do that?? Ive got a childcare.co.uk subscription but didnt know I could look at the mag :( :(

[Zoomie]

yes how ? :D

[francinejayne]

hope this helps....

http://www.childcare.co.uk/news/free-creative-steps-magazine/

[Penny1959]

I used to view on line but found printing stuff I wanted very expensive - so now subscribe - had 2 copies so far - best thing I have done - I am far more likely to flick through a mag for ideas than to look online.

So pleased to hear from others that they do not repeat ideas.


Penny :)

[Beetlejuice]

How do they charge you? Monthly or in a lump sum?

I pay annually. Think it's about £25

[Zoomie]

Well I decided to subscribe.

Says should get first mag in 6-8 weeks time :( .

Hope not, as I am really looking forward to new mag which comes out early March

[tracey36]

i subscribe to this fantastic mag with loads of ideas for all different age groups

[georgie456]

I get it free with my Morton Michel insurance!

It is very good for ideas for different age groups :D

Me too - I love this publication and get ALOT of ideas for activities from it.

[sillysausage]

If you are an NCMA mamber you can get a 30% discount via NCMAsaver. You will have to login to see what other discounts are available.

[Newbie1!]

Blimey!! Thanks for that - had just decided I was going to subscribe so that will come in handy :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[flowerpots]

If you are an NCMA mamber you can get a 30% discount via NCMAsaver. You will have to login to see what other discounts are available.

thank you, will subscribe after reading all the reviews. :clapping:

[SamBaker]

If you are an NCMA mamber you can get a 30% discount via NCMAsaver. You will have to login to see what other discounts are available.

Aw! just subscribed yesterday, didn't realise I could get a discount:(

[Newbie1!]

£20.79 a year - bargain :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Thank you, must have a look through the NCMA saver!!! :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

[JulieA]

I have a feeling you can buy this magazine in Hobbycraft, if you wanted to get a couple of copies before deciding to subscribe or not. That said, I DO subscribe, and think it is great. :D