Bud to Bloom | Local business
Bud to Bloom
Phone: +61 478 350 835
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24.01.2022 This is the amazing course I just graduated from. It fully equips you to commence girls circles and be the best mentor you can be for our future generations of women. Sign up now!
23.01.2022 The next best thing in menstrual product options!!!!
21.01.2022 These steps can be applied to anyone and everyone. Once we learn that life is actually very simple, we can relax and find that peace and happiness come so easily. Learning this young will make growing up that much easier
19.01.2022 Thank you Modibodi and RED by Modibodi for these amazing samples to show our girls!!!!!! An amazing alternative to single use pads and tampons and so comfortable and stylish!!!!
16.01.2022 Who remembers when they hit PUBERTY? What changes were the most challenging? * Acne? :/ * Hair in unusual places?? :o ... * New smells?!?! * Emotional/Mental transitioning?? :) What advice would you give to your younger self if you could have been there to support them??!
11.01.2022 Girls and the Pressure of Thin The constant pressure to be thin is a bigger health concern for children than obesity. Girls as young as 3 already perceive heavi...ness as bad and thinness as good. More than one-third of 5-year-old girls restrict their eating in order to stay thin. Kids who are dissatisfied with their bodies are more prone to depression and eating disorders. More kids today have eating disorders than Type 2 diabetes. Nearly 1 in 3 high school girls, and nearly 1 in 6 high school boys, have disordered eating patterns serious enough to warrant medical help. Never comment on your child's weight because it reinforces thinness as an important ideal, a message they already get from media. If you’re concerned about your child’s health, set new family goals that encourage healthy behavior. If you talk about your body in front of your kids, talk about what it can do, not what it looks like. Stop emphasizing appearance with your kids, especially girls, who hear looks-related comments far more than boys do. Teach your daughter to understand and relate to her body from the inside, how it feels and what it can do, not just how it appears. Model body acceptance as a parent, no matter how you feel about your own body. Talk with kids about weight stigma and body image, skinny kids and boys included. While Americans have become less implicitly biased when it comes to race, skin tone, and sexual orientation over the past decade, they have become more implicitly biased regarding weight. Point out that bodies come in all shapes and sizes, and that’s a good thing. Explain that our culture overvalues thinness and that sometimes, people with bigger bodies are treated meanly or unfairly. Let them know that many people and companies in this world try to convince little girls and grown women that they should shrink and take up less space, but it’s a mean lie. This lie is intended to get girls to spend money and time worrying about their bodies instead of living and leading and serving and taking up space doing good in the world. If your child is being fat-shamed by peers, be compassionate and empathetic. Tell your child that you know those words must have really hurt. Try to bring the conversation back to the larger issue of why things like this happen, that our culture puts too much emphasis on looks, but our differences are what make us special. ~ Melinda Wenner Moyer slate.com///01/child-body-image-advice-weight-shaming.html How have you managed experiences with children in our weight obsessed society? Gina Angelini, Senior Teacher ~ Journey Of Young Women Learn to mentor girls, lead Girls' Circles & offer Coming of Age Circles JourneyofYoungWomen.org/Mentoring-Girls-Certificate-Training Art by Meg Gaiger
09.01.2022 Sign up before it is too late. Find out more of what Bud to Bloom has to offer!!
02.01.2022 Do you know a girl who would benefit from menstruation and well-being education? Studies show that children who are mentored into adulthood are likely to have higher self esteem, excel academically and are able to make empowered healthy choices. Register today for a free parent/carer information night. Next 8 session program commences April 27th in Brisbane, Qld!
01.01.2022 Girl's bloom best with a supportive mentor! Sign your daughter up to join a community of other young girls to grow and learn together during their journey into adolescence! Next 8-week session commences April 27th!... Ask about our free parent info nights.
