A printed newspaper for kids

Real stories. Real paper.Made by people,for kids.

A real printed newspaper that gets kids off screens and into wonder. Written by real people, every word.

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The Junior Times is a printed newspaper delivered to your home every month, made for kids. No app, no screen, no algorithm. Just something wonderful to hold, read, and talk about together.

Kids engaged and reading

Why it's different

Written by people, never AI.

Every word is researched, written, and edited by real journalists. No machine-made filler, ever.

Uplifting and true.

Surprising, hopeful, real stories about the world. Never fearful, never dumbed-down.

Current, but always kind.

Fresh enough to feel alive, with no politics and no tragedy. Just the good, true, amazing stuff.

What's inside an issue

A front-page discovery story

"The World This Month": small, uplifting current events

Science & nature

How-the-world-works explainers

Kid sports

"Try This Together": a parent and kid activity

Games & puzzles

"Amazing Kid": a real kid doing something inspiring

Something to do together, not something to scroll.

The Junior Times is built for the kitchen table. Conversation starters, hands-on activities, and stories worth retelling. A few minutes of wonder instead of one more video.

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"The Junior Times is a newspaper for kids, written and edited by real people, never by machines. We tell true, surprising, and hopeful stories about the world: stories that feel current and alive but are always kind. What we want is simple. We'd like to trade a few minutes of screen time for a little wonder, and help every kid feel curious, capable, and part of something bigger."

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