The Early Spring issue of JUNO is OUT NOW, featuring an article by Donna Taylor on how placenta encapsulation helped her with post-natal depression. Donna has been so inspired by her own experience with placenta encapsulation that she’s enlisted to train with IPEN in the art of placenta preparations and will be offering her services to support women in and around Leicester (UK) soon. Hopefully, Donna will also be joining the growing community of encapsulation specialists at Placenta Remedies Network too.
Also inside this issue: Saffia Farr talks to Gabrielle Palmer about her recent book ‘Why the Politics of Breastfeeding Matter’; Frances Moldaschl explains why she believes babywearing is a crutch, not a rod; and Kirsty Hopley of Schoolhouse Photography shares her seasonal diary of home education in the “This Is What Unschooling Looks Like” feature. If you are struggling with newborn sleep, Elizabeth Pantley’s article may help you understand what is going on.
In the Teens feature Gemma Voce reflects on what she would like to say to her girls to help them grow up with inner strength and there are suggestions for ways to help our children stay safe online in Herta Feely’s article about Cyberbullying.
To help us reflect on our own health, Benaifer Bhandari introduces mineral remedies and we find out about the effects of drinking coffee in the Sensory Herbalism column from The Seed SistAs at Sensory Solutions Herbal Evolution.
Feel inspired with lots of seasonal ideas including crafts that bring the outside in, eco ways to spring clean and some delicious vegan chocolate recipes. There are reviews of some interesting magazines for children and our Editor’s selection of books for adults and children. We also share some beautiful photos from the Instagram community – this issue’s theme is #junomotherhood. We also reflect on the special relationship between grandparents and grandchildren with beautiful images from Jo Haycock Photography.
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