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A 'princess' is made, not born
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[Telegraph.co.uk] - Fiona Reynolds, director general of the National Trust, says that children "need to be given the confidence and the skills to go into the word and build a den or climb a tree. The outdoors is a treasure trove, rich in imagination." Quite so.
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[Care2.com (blog)] - The Trust's director general Fiona Reynolds said that in particular, children needed freedom to discover nature for themselves, stating her belief that more children go to hospital having fallen out of bed than having fallen out of a tree.
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[Mansfield Chad] - NMAC His Grace the Duke of Devonshire, centre, pictured with Dame Fiona Reynolds, right, Director General of the National Trust, and Denise Edwards, General Manager of Hardwick Hall, at the opening of the Stable Block.
The key to an active child is grandparents
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[Telegraph.co.uk] scarves in the gift shop – NT director general Dame Fiona Reynolds has called for an army of over-65s to take their tiddlers pond dipping and their tweenagers bird watching, in a bid to coax indolent youngsters off the sofa and away from screens.
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