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Letters in issue 3

I have finally found the time to read through your March-May issue. I am so impressed! byronchild offers a well-balanced collection of interesting, inspiring, and important articles. This first issue is on a par with magazines that have been around for years. Kudos to you and your staff for a job well done!

Jan Hunt, M.Sc.
The Natural Child Project
janhunt@naturalchild.org

I have just finished reading byronchild from cover to cover - something I rarely do with any magazine.
I wanted to congratulate you on its quality. What is so refreshing and downright unusual about it is that every contributor was so obviously speaking from their heart and ‘telling their truth fearlessly’ - no pretensions or self-aggrandisement at all. Because of that, many of the articles touched my heart making me laugh (the children!!!) and shed a tear or two.
What is even more uplifting, is that there is not a single article in there that speaks from the old paradigm that, hopefully, is beginning to die its natural death, and all articulate aspects of the new paradigm now being birthed across the planet. It makes me realise that this change is really happening.
Truly, well done.

Wendy LeBlanc
Author, Naked Motherhood

We picked up byronchild on a weekend in Byron. HIGH praise to Anna Jahns for her excellent references to websites. We attachment parent and I needed more information than the books I have and find all the listings of interest.
I really enjoyed your editorial and am re-reading some articles. It was also great to see things for men! My husband was reading them!
Many thanks,

Julia McLaren


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