Woman's Day Magazine

Hi. I’m TV & radio host Patricia Lopez. If you’re thinking about a subscription to Woman’s Day magazine let me share with you a few of the great things about this publication.

What first comes to mind for me? Woman’s Day magazine doesn’t flaunt anyone famous on the cover month after month, but the practical tips inside are empowering enough to make anyone feel like a superwoman. Generally, the content is based on living well, being well and eating well. Within those three very broad categories are tips on just about anything a woman needs to know about managing a well-balanced life.

Getting homes organized and finances in order are popular topics in every issue. And there’s always an easy craft project that can add a personal or seasonal touch to any décor. The beauty and fitness tips you’d find in other magazines are presented here too, along with plenty of easy-to-follow steps and affordable product recommendations. And, like the others, they’re still guaranteed to boost your hair’s shine and flatten those abs fast.

The magazine’s well-developed food section covers a little bit of everything too, from must-know nutrition tips and easy no-cook meals to classics and cool desserts to help beat the summer heat. If you like to plan ahead, there’s plenty of manageable menus for holiday meals and weeknight dinners as well. But most of the content is dedicated to emotional and physical health. Topics in recent issues include assessing relationships and when to let go of them, and how military spouses rely on each other to get through deployments until their loved ones return home.

At its core, Woman’s Day helps readers find a little “me” time, ultimately making that balance between a busy and fulfilling life possible. If that sounds like a good read to you, and believe me it is, then take a look at the current Woman’s Day subscription offers at Magazines.com. Thanks for stopping by!