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Great Reading at Root and Sprout

by Summer M.

root_and_sproutIf you have not yet checked it out the June 2008 edition of Root and Sprout is out and worth checking out. For those who don’t know Root and Sprout is a great new online magazine that focuses on gentle, respectful parenting.

Green up your child’s playroom,  read some summer safety tips, or have fun making a sandbox for your kids to play in. And of course check out the Special Content section to read some great articles on fathers and fatherhood. Brew a pot of coffee and spend a few hours reading all of the great articles in this month’s edition.

If you think you have something to say don’t be shy, check out the guidelines on submitting your own articles. June 17th is the deadline to have your article featured in the next edition of Root and Sprout. We’re all experts in something, let your own voice be heard. Lis is looking for articles on how your family celebrates the Forth of July. Enjoy!


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