The best Children newsletters

A charitable organization's newsletter that mixes advocacy statements on gun violence and disability rights with family profiles of disabled children and their parents. Readers get calls to action and personal stories that show the realities of raising medically complex children.

Kererū Publishing is a New Zealand Christian publisher offering books and resources for children's faith formation, family and church worship, and New Zealand church history. The sampled listings are book descriptions with prices and author bios rather than newsletter issues, so the reader gets catalogue information about each title.

A children's astronomy and science newsletter from the ELI character, featuring home telescope observation activities like finding the Orion Nebula and viewing sunspots. Each issue offers simple, kid-friendly explanations and hands-on projects such as night safaris and 3D-printable models.

YOBY is a multilingual newsletter that presents money and family finance lessons, here focused on teaching children the difference between needs and wants. The sampled issues repeat the same generic article in Dutch, Portuguese and Italian, and the text is thin and cut off mid-sentence.

A community newsletter from a Catonsville, Maryland men's civic association that announces its children's events, such as the July 4th Games and Races and outdoor family movie nights. It gives local parents and residents a practical schedule of upcoming activities and fundraising drives.

A bitcoin-themed newsletter for parents and kids, sharing free printable worksheets, a kids' magazine launch, and commentary on child-safe online media such as the Nostr-based Kubo.watch platform. Readers get activities for teaching children about Bitcoin plus occasional thoughts on screen time and online safety.

Announcements from Presbyterian Kids Victoria, a church ministry for children, mainly promoting training days and registration for youth and children's ministry leaders. The issues are short notices with event dates, costs and registration details rather than reflective or teaching content.

Promotional material for a London children's French immersion school and holiday camps in Chelsea, Fulham and Notting Hill, run by native French-speaking teachers. The newsletter lists camp dates, prices and programme details, and offers general ideas on learning French through play, arts, and cooking.

Anak Belajar is a portal that promotes free and premium children's educational apps, mainly math games and worksheet tools. Each issue briefly describes an app and points readers to access buttons, sign-up prompts and subscription steps.