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Digital Copy of Vol 07 September 2003 - November 2003

Digital Copy of Vol 07 September 2003 - November 2003
Homeschooling - is it the wave of the future?

Crying and Emotional Release in Babies

The Parent's Bill of Rights Putting families before commercialism

Stand up to your Wife

Going Cloth - Changing the world one nappy at a time

Baxter Detention Centre - Australia's Hell

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