Supporting our Daughters into Womanhood with Pippin Girl

09/06/21 • 21 min

This is an empowering episode for both parents and tween/teen girls to hear about strategies that support our daughters into womanhood. All girls go through physical, emotional, and personal change and it can be embraced and nurtured with the right awareness and tribe.
We chat with Emma the founder of Pippin Girl about her inspiration to mentor and nurture girls' needs from the moment they start to notice changes in their minds, bodies, and emotions. Emma shares her story during her formative years, how tough it was and how she discovered she was not alone in feeling confused in the biology of puberty.
Pippin Girl offers information drawn from their experts which include a teacher, doctor, psychologist, and nutritionist to offer girls holistic support. Their books encourage co-reading between mamas and girls to deepen their bonds and normalise the conversation about their changes to accept this season of change and instill self-confidence in their journeys.
Pippin Girl helps celebrate girls, empower them with knowledge, and treasure our girls for who they are.
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Raising Kids Who Care with Susy Lee

If you want to find out how to build and nurture your relationships with your kids and create a culture of caring within your family, then you must read Susy Lee's book "Raising Kids Who Care: Practical conversations for exploring stuff that matters, together". The book discusses how to create a strong culture of communication with your kids to empower them to care about themselves, others, and the world.
A highly engaging presenter, Susy has taught at schools, universities, and conferences. Susy has a master's degree in Peace and Conflict Studies. Her eclectic career twirls around the twin themes of social justice and children, including state and national consultancy roles with children and families, international aid and development, and advocacy.
Susy's book shows us how having deep conversations with our children can give them opportunities to care. It encourages families to engage with each other, to get parents to listen and learn from their kids, and to build their self-confidence.

The book discusses practical family conversations that can create connections with our children to foster a culture of caring and contribution to the world.

Susy’s on a mission to create a whole culture of caring and contribution so we can change the world, one family, at a time.

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How to Optimise Infant and Childhood Development with Osteopathy and Lactation Support with Align and Nurture

In this episode, we chat with Osteopath and Lactation consultant Dr Emily Jones, who offers osteopathic care and lactation support to assist families with growth, development, breast, and bottle feeding issues.
The combination of Osteopathy and Lactation Consultations addresses movement, symmetry, and feeding patterns which are all interrelated in the wellbeing of babies and young children.

Emily was inspired to dedicate her support to babies and children through stages of growth and development after her own experiences as a mother with birth and breastfeeding challenges. She has a passion for working with kids from birth and their families to ensure they get a good start to life with optimum feed, play, and sleep functions so they can reach their optimal health.

Emily discusses the importance of supporting infant and childhood growth and development for future healthy adults with Osteopathy and optimal lactation support.

Find out more at https://www.alignandnurture.com.au/

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