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By Andrea Delbanco

Editor in Chief, TIME for Kids

We’re experimenting with moving this weekly newsletter to Wednesdays, with the thought that Friday nights might not be the best time for you to catch up on the news—especially in the summer. We’ve been trying this for a few weeks, and will continue. But we’d love your feedback about how the newsletter could best serve you. When would you like to receive it, what would you like to read in it, and how can we best make it helpful? Please send your thoughts to me at andrea@time.com.

Thanks,
Andrea

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