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Toxic magazine are looking for 100 Mumsnetters to test the latest edition of their children’s magazine with their child. This product test is open to all UK MNers with at least one child aged 6 to 12. All selected testers will be sent the magazine in the post.
Here’s what Toxic magazine have to say:“Welcome to Toxic magazine! Every issue brings your children an unbeatable mix of the coolest stuff in their world. We are packed full of awesome entertainment – from gaming guides and movie news, to hilarious comics, puzzles and activities, as well as competitions to win the latest toys and games consoles!
From Pokémon to LEGO Ninjago and Marvel Super Heroes to Fortnite, we’ve got all the biggest brands assembled just for kids! Plus EVERY issue of Toxic is crammed with FREE gifts. We want to make sure we are always delivering the best content for our young readers, so we’d love to know what you and your kids think of us. Please let us know your thoughts on what you think is right or wrong about Toxic magazine!”
All selected testers will be required to leave their feedback of the magazine on a thread on Mumsnet and via a short survey. Everyone who leaves the required feedback will be entered into a prize draw where one lucky Mumsnetter will win a £300 voucher for a store of their choice (from a list).
Never heard of this! I would love to check it out. I have a 4yo and a 7yo who are obsessed with Mario/Sonic/Pokemon/Lego, so this seems to check many boxes!
Enough with the crappy plastic free gifts! I know that’s what makes my dc want to buy them but they’re so bad for the environment and get ignored after a couple of days anyway. So I’ve stopped buying them. Sorry, rant over, as you were!
There are so many brilliant publications out there for kids that don't rely on branded, screen-based, expensive toys/games for their content.
Why would I want to give them a magazine that (a) encourages them to spend more time staring at a screen and (b) encourages them to pester me to spend more money?
I was kinda hoping this would turn out to be some sort of low-brow punk indie magazine for children... what a bizarre name for one of those brand-toy ones.
Done but I never get picked I think they either dont like my disabled children or dont like my Spartacus name when I was chickenfuckingpox it was fine 🤔😂
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