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About Us Kiddo

kid·do

/ˈkidō/
noun informal

Kiddo: Someone who is at least slightly younger than you in age, but so aptly intellectual as to have the best of both worlds; brains and purely cute facial characteristics combined with childish noises that cause her companion to smile with delight.

Mission

Our Mission is to actively preserve and promote the Spanish language, family values, and cultural heritage among the new generations of Hispanic Canadians. We strive to act as promoters of education, culture, and environmental awareness and are committed to creating a better community and world for all.

Read, Play, Learn

Welcome to Kiddo's CLUB! Take a tour of Kiddos village and visit its cabins to discover amazing surprises! ENJOY!

An Inspiration Called "Kiddo"


At the time when my twin boys were attending daycare; it was very hard to find Spanish books or magazines that not only would teach the language but also transmit culture. As parents, we started to generate ideas about creating a kid’s publication. It would tell stories and fables passed on from our parents and grandparents and have games and activities in both languages, English and Spanish.

With this concept, a purpose, a target audience, and the desire to teach our Hispanic culture and language; it was just a matter of giving the magazine a proper name.
The name "kiddo" comes from a former boss and friend (Thomas Nater) who called me “kiddo”. In my mind, “kiddo” had the image of a little girl or boy playfully learning. We now had a name for our bilingual magazine: “Kiddo Magazine”. The rest of this story is now a collection of numerous issues that we have been publishing since 2007.    

How It All Started


Since Kiddo Magazine was launched in 2007, during the Folk Arts Festival - Open house of the Latin American Cultural Club of Niagara Region, it has come to be well known among many families in and outside of the Niagara Region (Hamilton, Mississauga, Milton, Brampton, Oakville, and Toronto). The magazine’s continued involvement in cultural events; fairs and festivals have also contributed to the promotion of the Hispanic culture and its success. 

From the beginning, Kiddo Magazine has been the joint effort of professionals in various fields working as a team under the same objective: Preserve and disseminate the Spanish language, cultural heritage, and family values to new generations of Hispanic Canadians and Hispanic Americans. That effort continues and has always been a rewarding venture.

The niche gave us the opportunity to create something unique and Kiddo Magazine continues to challenge us just as playful kiddo growing up. The idea is now an institution that day to day explores new ways to transmit knowledge, reach and engage more and more kids.

Zulima Wesso - Director

Parenting


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Health


Your child's health includes physical, mental, and social well-being.
Making sure they eat healthy food, get enough sleep and exercise is important.

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Education


When schools, families, and community groups work together to support learning, children tend to do better in school, stay in school longer, and like school more.

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Entertainment


Children are always looking for something to do.
Explore great ideas for boredom busters. From book lists to tech toys to family movies and programming.

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Privacy Policy

Kiddo Magazine is committed to protecting the privacy and security of its online visitors. We are also extremely sensitive to family and educator concerns about their children's personal information and safety. We want you to know about and understand the measures we have taken to keep Kiddo Magazine a safe and secure environment for everyone. This privacy policy tells you how and why we collect information from you, and how we use that information.

We encourage our visitors to read through and understand our privacy policy. We may update it from time to time to address new issues or reflect changes to our site. Please refer to this privacy statement regularly. Kiddo Magazine reserves the right to revise this privacy statement at any time and such revisions shall be effective immediately upon notice thereof. Notice may be given by any means including, but not limited to, posting the revised privacy statement on this site. Any use of our site by you subsequent to such notice shall be deemed to constitute acceptance by you of such revision.

Information You Provide to Us

We collect the information you enter on our website. Providing personal information and becoming a Kiddo Magazine (kiddos club) member is voluntary. Non-members can still use the majority of our site. However, non-members will not have the opportunity to access certain enhanced content and application areas and win our seasonal promotions. When you register with Kiddo Magazine, you provide personal information. Kiddo Magazine uses this information to better create and organize our content programming to meet your needs.
The personally identifiable information we may request from you, and with which we identify you as a member, includes the following: first name, last name, email address, gender, date of birth, ZIP code, username, and password. When you wish to purchase something, we will also ask you for the following: street address, city, state, phone number, and credit card number.
Please note: Kiddo Magazine does not sell products for purchase by children. We sell children's products for purchase by adults. If you are under 18, you may use Kiddo Magazine.com only with the involvement of a parent or guardian.

We Protect Kids' Privacy

Kiddo Magazine encourages parents and guardians to spend time online with their children. We urge parents to instruct their children to never give out their real names, addresses, or phone numbers without permission when using the Internet. We recognize a special obligation to protect personal information obtained from children.

Notification and Verifiable Parental Consent

Before any personally identifiable information is collected, we will do our best to notify the parent or guardian that their child is participating. Notification will include the exact nature and intended use of the information we are collecting, as well as the opportunity for the parent or guardian to prevent the use of the information and the child's participation in the activity. For every child (anyone under 13 years of age) we require the parent or guardian to provide verifiable parental consent such as an email, mail-in letter, or phone call to Kiddo Magazine.

Exceptions to Verifiable Parental Consent

There are a few instances where we will NOT get verifiable parental consent, such as:

  • Requesting the contact information of a parent or guardian for the sole purpose of obtaining verifiable parental consent or providing notification to the parent or guardian;
  • Collecting a child's contact information solely to directly respond to the child's request on a one-time basis (for example, to provide assistance with a particular study question). We will not use that information to re-contact the child for any other purpose (we will purge from our system the child's personal information after responding);
  • Collecting a child's contact information and the contact information of his/her parent or guardian solely to directly respond more than once to a specific request from the child (for example, to satisfy the request for a newsletter subscription). In this instance, the parent or guardian will be notified that the child made such a request and be informed of the information provided by the child. The parent or guardian will have an opportunity at any time to revoke the child's request (i.e., unsubscribe). We will not use the child's personal information to re-contact the child for any other purpose.

Links to Third Party Sites

Our website contains links to third-party sites. Kiddo Magazine is not responsible or liable for the privacy practices or content found on these sites. We suggest you check and fully understand the privacy policy of each site you visit.

Security

We have put in place appropriate physical, electronic, and managerial procedures to safeguard and help prevent unauthorized access, maintain data security, and correctly use the information we collect in the subscription ordering process.

Parents/Guardians

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Contact Us

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns regarding our privacy policy and/or practices, please contact us at :


Kiddo Magazine

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Zulima Wesso - Director / Editor-in-Chief
Tel. 1 (905) 348 2125
www.kiddomagazine.com

Computers and the Internet are here to stay and kids will be navigating both with the skill and ease of born “cybernauts”. We believe it is important for you to understand the perils of the online world and to help educate your kids.

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