Episode 045: Celebrating Coming of Age
A woman’s fertility cycle is a rhythm of nature, like the moon and seasons. It allows her to feel connected to something eternal and meaningful, this can help women and girls find ways to work with her cycle instead of fighting against it by medicating it, hiding it and pretending it’s just any other day.
When women tap into the energy of their monthly cycle it gives them access to a huge source of power, helping them to be comfortable with their bodies, and allowing them to anticipate their changing needs form week to week instead of doing their best to ignore them!
In this episode, Barbara Hanalore helps moms prepare for their daughters’ coming of age, offers many suggestions for moms themselves including ways of looking at their own relationship with their cycle and to examine their own coming of age experiences. Tune in to discover new ways to help make the conversation around menstruation easier for all involved!
Resources:
Barbara‘s Website:
http://www.womenswaymooncycles.com
Free Gift:
Booklet PDF: How to Celebrate Your Daughter’s Coming of Age
This Booklet offers 90 tips for conversation, gifts, projects, health and more, to help you and your daughter mark her passage through puberty in a way appropriate for you both! The booklet is now part of the Mother’s Moon Kit, which offers even more ideas for you, and comes with a year-long series of self-care emails.
Along with your Booklet PDF, you will receive a code for 20% off the Mother’s Moon Kit.
Barbara’s Books
Menstrual Cup Giveaway
Register for your chance to win a FUN CUP Menstrual Cup by Fun Factory. Each Explore Kit package contains 2 menstrual cups and an antimicrobial bag. It's perfect for your daughter or for yourself. There are two in the package, you each could have one! Safe, reusable and great for the environment.
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