Nathan Trevallion, father of the three 'children of the woods,' has made a heartfelt appeal to stop all protests and sit-ins organized by supporters outside a facility in Vasto, where his children are currently located. These protests are calling for the return of the children to their family. Nathan is attempting to negotiate with social workers regarding the situation, and he believes that these demonstrations are making things more difficult by increasing tension and conflict. He emphasized the importance of calm in order to foster a productive dialogue about his children's return.

In an emotional statement, Nathan shared his desire for the children to come home. However, he has stated that until that happens, he prefers them to remain in the facility. He expressed gratitude for the solidarity shown by the community but urged demonstrators to respect the privacy of the family and to refrain from staging protests outside private residences or care facilities. The pressure of the situation has weighed heavily on Nathan and his partner Catherine Birmingham, who have reportedly been experiencing conflicts as they navigate their relationship and the authorities involved in their family matters.

The recent court decision to separate Catherine from the children has further intensified the emotional strain on the family. Discussions between Nathan and Catherine regarding how to manage their dealings with social services and the priority of their children’s welfare have become contentious. This situation highlights the complexities of custody battles and the profound impact that public protests can have on private family matters, as Nathan seeks a peaceful and respectful resolution for the sake of his children.