'Dr Rowan Williams (the new archbishop of Canterbury) has launched a blistering attack on the intrusion of consumerism upon childhood... In order for children to learn how to make adult choices, they must be free of the pressures to make such choices while they're still children. It is hard to disagree with him. Because childhood, and the innocence which accompanies it, is under threat in modern Britain. ' Allan Laing, the Glasgow Herald
'Dr Rowan Williams (the new archbishop of Canterbury) has launched a blistering attack on the intrusion of consumerism upon childhood... In order for children to learn how to make adult choices, they must be free of the pressures to make such choices while they're still children. It is hard to disagree with him. Because childhood, and the innocence which accompanies it, is under threat in modern Britain. '
Allan Laing, the Glasgow Herald
