Enjoy Most of This Magazine
A review of Woman's Day Magazine, August 11, 2008
Submitted by: Lissa from Loudonville, NY

I am 75 years old, in good shape, a former educator who loves to cook and entertain.  I love your baking recipes and decorating tips.  I also love to dress well.  I wish some of your issues dealt with the older woman who still likes to look smart and also gets her hair and nails done.

reader all my adult life
A review of Woman's Day Magazine, December 28, 2007
Submitted by: MARVELLA from Riverside, Ca

I love this magazine! and have been a reader all my adult years for the recipes and helpful tips.  If I remember correctly,back in 1966 0r 1967, there was an article about Rh Neg serum research being done on prisoners.   I became pregnant in 1968 and because I am blood type O-  I was one of the first recipients to receive the Rhogam serum after giving birth to a type O+ baby.  I had no concerns because of the article that I had read in your magazine.  I find your magazine appropriate for any age. Thank you, for many more years of reading.

Wonderful Magazine
A review of Woman's Day Magazine, December 11, 2007
Submitted by: snowball from Lake Worth, FL

Women's Day magazine if a great magazine to read about all new medical problems and how they can be solved. How to declutter your home and nice articles for cooking.

This magazine is not for middle-aged women
A review of Woman's Day Magazine, December 10, 2007
Submitted by: Amy from Goshen, NY

I've been reading Woman's Day, for years.  As I grow older, the models grow younger and thinner.  How about seeing some real women? I don't celebrate Christmas, so the December issue is useless to me.

All aroung good information for health/cooking
A review of Woman's Day Magazine, December 7, 2007
Submitted by: Susie from Wake Forest, NC

It's an interesting magazine.  I especially like the health/fitness articles.  I found good recips too --not too complicated and with nutritious ingredients.