would you, or could you? with your placenta?

[Jenniflower]

Not only did I encapsulate my own placenta, I do it for other women. I have my own birth business, and placental encapsulation is actually my main job. I really love it, and the women love it too. I also do placenta prints and cord keepsakes.

Ohhh I'll keep you in mind when we move back to the States. Maybe I'll end up in Minn.

Minnesota is a lovely state

Yes I've been a few times. Not so keen on those mosquitos though. I bought a t-shirt once from there that said "Minnesota's state bird: The mosquito"

 

[NaturalMomma]

Not only did I encapsulate my own placenta, I do it for other women. I have my own birth business, and placental encapsulation is actually my main job. I really love it, and the women love it too. I also do placenta prints and cord keepsakes.

Ohhh I'll keep you in mind when we move back to the States. Maybe I'll end up in Minn.

Minnesota is a lovely state

Yes I've been a few times. Not so keen on those mosquitos though. I bought a t-shirt once from there that said "Minnesota's state bird: The mosquito"

Haha, yes pretty much! Although last year wasn't bad with mosquitos, but we did have flies every where for some reason. It was also super hot last year, I think we made some records.

 

[michellesmum]

I'm not allowed to post links because I'm a new member but the website link above that doesn't work is easily found by googling 'Placenta Network'. That's how I found my London Specialist, Lynnea on her old website, I think it was called Koala something. Her new website is brill. You can read my full story on the previous placenta post, titled placenta marketing.

Susy
Mum of two beauties in London