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22.01.2022 Online education programs starting Monday We are so excited to announce that on Monday 20th April we will be launching a series of online education program...s - the perfect way to kick off Term 2! Follow along as we explore the wonderful world of wildlife and meet some of Lone Pine’s animal ambassadors along the way. Each Discovery Session is linked to the Australian Science Curriculum and covers a series of topics including adaptations, habitats, and life-cycles. Our first three programs (see below) are perfect for lower-primary students. There will be a live Q&A session via Facebook every Friday to wrap up each program, so be sure to tune in! Week 1: Backyard Explorers Focus topics: Habitats, diets, and adaptations Week 2: Wildlife Scientists Focus topics: Body coverings of amphibians, birds, mammals and reptiles Week 3: Hatchers and Growers Focus topics: Life-cycles and egg-laying animals vs. live birth We can’t wait for you to join us! #lonepinekoala #AnimalsAtHome #EducationAtHome #term2 #discovery #natureplay #visitbrisbane #thisisqueensland #seeaustralia

19.01.2022 SHARE with family & friends! Don't forget, ABC TV Education on channel 23 commences tomorrow. Here is the broadcast schedule for the week! #abctveducation #primary #secondary #learning #abcme

16.01.2022 First episode done! We speak with Brittany Darling, a nutritionist/herbalist (@wholefoodhealing) and mum of two, and discuss everything from infertility, the benefits of a plant based pregnancy, breastfeeding, to introducing solids and supplementation for fussy eaters. #podcast #nutrition #infertility #pregnancy #breastfeeding https://winniewagtail.com/a-little-birdy-told-me-podcast/

10.01.2022 Benefits of Magnesium: Helps in relieving nausea Promotes healthy skin and reduces irritation - magnesium provides excellent relief for sensitive and irritated skin. Helps with pregnancy insomnia - spray magnesium oil on the souls of your feet, soak in a magnesium bath or supplement (always speak to your healthcare provider before commencing a new health routine in pregnancy). Relieves aches and pains, as well as restless leg syndrome, soreness, leg cramping.... Magnesium is central to stress management and a healthy central nervous system. Magnesium is well known for its ability to sooth the body and relax those sore muscles. Studies are clear that magnesium chloride is an essential mineral and plays an important role in both maternal and fetal health during pregnancy. Pregnant or not adding magnesium into your routine is riddled with benefits Great info picture taken from prenatalfarmacist’s Instagram on Magnesium rich foods.

10.01.2022 CAN YOU HELP? In April 2020, the New South Wales Attorney-General Mark Speakman reported that Google searches on domestic violence are up by 75 per cent since the first recorded COVID-19 cases in the state. While the global COVID-19 crisis is unprecedented, it has left many victims of domestic and family abuse locked inside their homes with their abuser, with no way to escape. The mobile phone is something that many of us take for granted, but it can be a lifesaver for vic...tims of domestic violence. DV Safe Phone will ensure your old mobile phone is erased, tested and distributed to someone in need. So get digging through your drawers and cupboards and you might just save a life! #domesticviolence *info copied from https://dvsafephone.com.au

05.01.2022 A letter to my babies - shared with @thegracetales over on their website

05.01.2022 The sand between our toes, clean air, the sound of ocean waves crashing, the shade of big old trees - the landscapes of lifelong memories. This is truer now than ever. This year has seen mudslides in Brazil, a locust infestation in Pakistan, earthquakes in Turkey and Brazil and on home soil devastating bushfires, floods and a continued drought. Our Earth is hurting, and the trajectory isn’t one we should be proud of. ... Coronavirus has a lot of negatives. Death. Illness. Economic collapse. Impending recession. But imagine if all of this could be negated with new innovative thinking, busy minds shocked out of the rat race and recalibrated during this slower time. The Earth’s burden reimagined. We didn’t get much downtime after the fires, ash basically settled and the world caught a virus. Could this moment of pause be the Earth’s opportunity to breathe again? Regeneration in its purest form. You only have to look at the imagery of the Himalayas from India, satellite footage of China, or the canals of Venice, to see how us as a people taking a step back, slowing down, and prioritising health (in more ways than one) is paying dividends to the wellbeing of our environment. We are now being told to consider our impact on the collective. Let’s hope this has a flow in effect into our decisions and lifestyle choices on the other side. I hope when all is said and done, we leave behind an Earth that we’re proud of. #earthday

04.01.2022 If I had a dollar for the amount of times I’ve been asked or heard people asking if baby hiccups are normal, or okay.... They are! Just as a baby hiccups on the inside, will hiccup on the outside. Sometimes not. I’ve had a hiccupy baby and a not so hiccupy baby. They’re all different. And this is perfectly safe and normal.

04.01.2022 A physically (but not socially) distant welcome for this little newbie, Lucas

01.01.2022 Like most midwives, I’d spent years thinking about my own birth...on one hand I was scared and felt really out of control... on the other hand it had all the elements of a birth I wanted. #birthstory #caesarean #variationsofnormal