Mum's Mail Johannesburg - East Rand October 2018 by Mum's Mail

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Issue 15 • Johannesburg - East Rand • October 2018

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In this issue... 14

Everyday Life

2-4

Meet this month’s gorgeous Cover Stars.

Home Life

5-6

Find out how Expert Cleaning Services East Rand can maintain your home’s cleanliness plus read about how Vuma Fibre can connect you to the world, in both your home and business.

Beautiful Life/Healthy Life

7-9

Read a motivational piece for women and find info on Melaskin Remedy for your skin.

Kids’ Life

10 - 14

Read about Baby born®dolls and enter an amazing competition with Prima Toys. Find out about head lice treatment with Les Louse, plus read about the health risks of breastfeeding in public restrooms.

Educated Life/Party Life

Find a fun science experiment for your kids to try at home and an easy peasy no bake brownie recipe!

Diary Dates

Find out about events, festivals, workshops, meetings and markets happening in your area.

The Mum’s Mail Team

Editor: Victoria Arthur • editor@mumsmail.com • 031 - 573 1731 (ext 5) Sub-Editor: Sarah Mackintosh • sarah@mumsmail.com • 072 384 9553 • Enquiries: Natalie Wilcox • 031 - 573 1731 (ext 1) Advertising Sales: Melinda Bromley• melinda@mumsmail.com • 082 320 8223 • Bev Delew • bev@mumsmail.com • 071 276 0926 • Anisha Singh • anisha@mumsmail.com • 083 710 9485 • Designer: Wendy Offer Models: Minkie-Elle and Joanita Olivier • Photographer: Shoot the Moon, shootthemoonza@gmail.com, 078 099 4372 DISCLAIMER: Neither the Publisher, Printer or Editor can be held responsible for damages or consequences of any omissions or errors, as every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of the information in Mum’s Mail. We do not guarantee the performance or quality of service of any of the advertisers in this magazine. No part of Mum’s Mail magazine may be reproduced without the written consent of the Editor.

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Cover Stars

Meet the Cover Stars Our gorgeous cover stars this month are to make sure everybody around is her ok, Minki-Elle Olivier with her mom Joanita reassuring them that every “eina” “will get better soon”. Her smile lights up a room.” Olivier. Minki-Elle’s dad is Ignatius Olivier, a Business Manager and Coach at Impala Rugby Club, and former professional rugby player. Joanita is a practicing psychologist and owner of “eye love KIDS CLOTHING” – an exclusive kids’ online clothing store. Joanita jokes that “eye love” is her third baby! Minki-Elle – affectionately known as Squish – is three and a half years old, and growing up WAY to fast, according to her mom! “My daughter is an excellent tantrum-thrower and she is skilled in stubbornness. Her love for her bottle and her rabbit rival her love for her parents. And she will do almost anything for something sweet!” laughs Joanita. “She also has the best sense of humour. She is caring and loving and always wanting

She follows the lead of her 6-year-old brother, Francois, who has a dinosaur and army obsession of note! Francois wants to be a “thinkman” one day – “someone who thinks of things and then makes it”. He has a kind heart, says his mom. “There is no greater privilege than the love of a child - it really is a different kind of love. I am humbled to be called mommy by those two souls. I love learning from my kids - I am a better person now than I was before. I have less hang-ups, I am more patient. I am learning to enjoy the simpler things again. I love learning about who they are as people – and I couldn’t be any prouder,” concludes Joanita. Written by Sarah Mackintosh

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Home Life

Expert Cleaning Services East Rand

Expert Cleaning Services East Rand is a professional cleaning company equipped for all your cleaning needs, big and small. Having years of experience in the cleaning industry ensures they clean to a standard that others can’t compete with. Superior cleaning makes a tremendous difference in the workplace, as well as at home. Cleaning is somehow considered more of a luxury than a necessity. Not scheduling regular professional cleaning of your home fixtures and furniture can actually cause health problems.

Their home cleaning teams specialise in deep cleaning, carpet, rugs, tiles, curtains, upholstery, mattresses as well as pre- and post-occupational cleaning. Carpet cleaning: Carpets remain a focal point of any room - keeping them fresh and healthy enhances your quality of living. Their carpet cleaning services are designed to give you the peace of mind you deserve, knowing

that your home is safe and healthy for your loved ones. Upholstery cleaning: Regular steam cleaning of your upholstery can extend the life of your furniture. The high-powered washers that the professionally trained staff use are brilliant at removing stains and extracting debris deep in the fabric. The machines, in combination with a trained hand, ensure quality cleaning. Full house cleaning: Whether you are expecting a new baby into the family, moving into a new home, planning a big function or simply don’t want to deal with the hassle of house cleaning, their elite full-house clean service makes sure your house is clean and healthy and continues to feel like home. Give Expert Cleaning Services East Rand a call and they will help maintain your home’s cleanliness. Contact Albert on 082 824 4324 or albert@expertclean.co.za.

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Home Life

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Beautiful Life/ Healthy Life

REMEMBER YOU! Woman! History has shown that women are incredibly powerful beings! This is evident when we look at how dramatically our roles have changed in the last two or three generations. How many women reading these words had a grandmother or great-grandmother working as a full-time professional? My suspicion is that it was very rare... In a short time, we women have evolved from full-time homemakers into entrepreneurs, professionals and full-time employees while still fulfilling the roles of homemaker, nurturer, parent and partner. Being spread so thinly, we often forget about ourselves and if we do remember, we only remember to take care of our exterior – but what about our interior...? Our mind, thoughts and feelings – the part of us that drives the rest. How easily do we lose the balance of work, self-care and other-care? The pressure to keep the balance has increased dramatically!

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Beautiful Life/Healthy Life

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Kids’ Life

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The new range of DC Super Hero products is going to thrill fans of Superman, Batman, the Flash, Wonder Woman and Harley Quinn. There are stretch figurines, Ooshies, Mashems and an assortment of dress up costumes for fun role play. Specifically for girls, there is the new mini toddler doll range. These miniature DC Super Hero figurines are super cute and great for any fan to unleash their inner hero! For boys there are the DC Justice League Tuck Box Puzzles and Mini Stretch Justice League figurines. These DC Comics products are available from good toy stores and retailers. For more information follow @PrimaToys on social media. WIN WIN WIN! Mum’s Mail has two DC Super Hero hampers to give away (valued at R600 each). Visit www.mumsmail.com to enter.

Baby born®: Setting free a Child’s Imagination

Baby born® dolls have been a girl’s best friend, baby and playmate for 26 years. Even today, with smartphones, gaming consoles and high tech toys, Baby born® is still high up on the festive season and birthday wish lists.

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Kids’ Life

Les Louse A Journey Begins with Taking the First Step

Les Louse aims to bring head lice awareness, education, treatment and research to South Africa. The Les Louse method is known throughout the United States of America and worldwide as the most effective and safest treatment option when compared to available alternatives. They are proud to be the first company on the African continent to have received this specialised training.

Peace of mind Les Louse offers education/ awareness about lice, consultations, treatment and control as well as head checks – by appointment only. Knowledge is Key: Facts about Head Lice • Head Lice are transmitted mostly from head-to-head contact. • Indirect transmission can occur through lice-carrying objects. • The saliva of the head louse contains a vasodilator and an anticoagulant that cause an allergic reaction in most individuals.

• Red marks and itching at the site of the bite on the scalp will be present. • Severe itching indicates a severe infestation, which might lead to further dangers. • Head Lice are blood-sucking parasites and therefore depend on human blood for survival, which is an interesting factor, as blood types draw the head louse to a specific individual. • Head Lice can infest all levels of society. • Lice CANNOT fly or jump. • Head Lice are very host-specific – lice that affect humans cannot be transmitted to and from pets or other animals. • Infestations are difficult to treat due to the development of lice that are resistant to many existing pediculicides. Awareness, education and control are essential! Contact Les Louse today for all your head lice needs and advice. Contact the Treatment Centre in Benoni: Marlene Botha, 082 084 3876, marlene@leslouse.com. FB: Les Louse Pty Ltd, www.leslouse.com

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Kids’ Life

Breastfeeding in Public Restrooms: Is it Safe?

Women have been breastfeeding their babies for millennia, yet nursing mothers are often subject to shaming and verbal abuse if they dare to breastfeed in public.

“It’s an indictment on our society that we tolerate topless models in our fashion magazines, but that breastfeeding mothers are chased out of public spaces on a daily basis,” says Stasha Jordan, breastfeeding activist and executive director of the South African Breastmilk Reserve (SABR). “Many mothers are forced to use public bathrooms to feed their babies rather than face this kind of abuse,” says Jordan. “A public toilet is one of the most unhygienic and dangerous places to nurse your infant,” she continues.

before finally settling, invisibly, on surfaces throughout the area. These droplets carry a wide variety of pathogens, including viruses and bacteria, many of which could prove deadly to an infant’s fragile immune system. Breastfeeding at work is already protected under South African law. The Basic Conditions of Employment Act (BCEA) stipulates that employees with infants must be allowed two breaks of 30 minutes each, every working day, to allow for breastfeeding or expressing milk. “Breastfeeding is vital to the wellbeing of our future generations,” says Jordan. “Our responsibility is to encourage and support mothers, not to harass or shun them.”

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Educated Life/Party Life

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Supplies: • Clear glass bottle with a lid • Cotton balls – lots and lots of cotton balls • Glitter • Food dye and water • Glow in the dark paint How to make galaxy jars: • Fill your bottle half-full with cotton balls. Compress the cotton balls – they will fill the lower inch of the bottle when you are finished. • Pour some water into the bottle, enough to saturate the cotton balls. • Drip two to three drops of food colouring into your bottle. Add a squirt of glow paint and a dash of glitter. • Then – do it all again! Add more cotton balls, more water, more glitter and glowy juice. • As the layers grow it gets harder and harder to fill the jar. Using a stiff straw to tamper the cotton balls back down into their layer helps. • Keep adding new colours and new layers until your bottle is completely full. Put the lid on your bottle securely. As your bottle ages, you will want to rehydrate the cotton balls to keep the blurred “sky look”. • Set the bottle on your windowsill to allow the glow paint to charge. As your kids drift to sleep they will see a sky, including a glittery milky way looking back at them, from their galaxy bottle.

Fridge Brownies This was a staple in my house growing up, and it’s such a quick and easy recipe to whip up with or for your kids! I’m going to start making this again TODAY! Give it a try! Ingredients • 250g butter/margarine, cubed • 500g icing sugar • 100ml cocoa powder • 2 eggs, beaten lightly • 2 x 200g Marie Biscuit packets Method: • In a large bowl, microwave the butter/ margarine for approximately 1 ½ minutes or until melted. Sift the icing sugar and cocoa powder together and stir into the melted butter. • Fold the eggs into the mixture and microwave for about three minutes. • Break the Marie Biscuits into pieces and combine with the chocolate mixture. • Spoon into a 20cm x 20cm baking pan and leave to cool. • Place in the fridge to set, then cut into squares or shapes, as required. And voila – you have a tasty snack!

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Diary Dates OCTOBER AWARENESS DAYS • Breast Cancer Awareness Month • Mental Health Awareness Month • 1: World Hospice and Palliative Care Day • 13: World Sight Day • 9 – 15: National Nutrition Week • 10: World Mental Health Day • 12 – 20: World Bone & Joint Week • 15: Global Hand Washing Day • 15 – 19: National Obesity Week • 16: World Food Day • 16: World Spine Day • 20: National Down Syndrome Day • 20: World Osteoporosis Day • 29: World Stroke Day. ARTS & CULTURE • 4 Oct, 5pm – 9pm, (1st Thurs monthly), FIRST THURSDAYS JOHANNESBURG, various art galleries & venues in Rosebank & Braamfontein, www.first-thursdays.co.za/ johannesburg/. • 13 Oct, 10am – 2pm, CHALK PAINT WORKSHOP, R280pp, The Mica Building, Eastgate Shopping Centre, Bedfordview, booking essential, Brigitte, marketing@megamica.co.za, 084 602 8469. COURSES/WORKSHOPS • 1 – 31 Oct, CELEBRATE WOMEN’S DAY – INSPIRATIONAL IMAGE & GROOMING WORKSHOPS, www.chatatomano. com. • 6 Oct, 9am – 12pm, FINDING YOUR WHY WITH COLLEEN QVIST, R400pp, Infinity Place, 30 Fourth Ave, Northmead, Benoni, www.facebook.com/events/246026689388525/. ENTERTAINMENT • 7 Oct, 3pm, PROUDLY COLOURED COMEDY PRESENTS: “8OU POT8 OU”, The Lyric, Gold Reef City, book at Computicket. ● 5 – 14 Oct, THE NUTCRACKER BALLET, Joburg Theatre, 163 Civic Boulevard, Braamfontein, Johannesburg, R100 – R475pp, book at www.webtickets.co.za, www. joburgtheatre.com. ● 7 Oct, 12pm – 10pm, CAN DO IN THE CITY: ELLIS PARK, Ellis Park Stadium, S Park Lane, New Doornfontein, Johannesburg, R295pp – R495pp, book at www.quicket. co.za. ● 7 Oct, 10am – 6pm, CAN DO IN THE CITY: ROCKING THE GARDENS, Johannesburg Botanical Gardens and Emmarentia Dam, Emmarentia, Johannesburg, R195pp, book at www.quicket.co.za. LEISURE/OUTDOORS • 6 Oct, 10.30am – 12.30pm, ZUMBATHON DANCE CLASS, The Mica Building, Eastgate Shopping Centre, Bedfordview, booking essential, Brigitte, marketing@megamica.co.za, 084 602 8469. • 5 Oct (1st Fri monthly), FOOD TRUCK FRIDAYS, The Wanderers Club, 21 North Street, Sandton, Johannesburg, www.foodtruckfridays.co.za. MARKETS • 6 Oct (1st Sat monthly), RIETVLEI BOEREMARK, Rietvlei Farm, Swartkoppies Rd, between Alberton & Mulbarton, 079 199 8641.

• 6, 13, 20, 27 Oct (Sat), 8am – 2pm, GREENLYN GOODS MARKET, cnr 11th & Mackenzie Str, Menlo Park, Pretoria. • 6 & 27 Oct (1st & last Sat monthly), 9am, IRENE VILLAGE MARKET, The Big Red Barn, 7 Nelson Road, Sunlawns, Centurion, Pretoria, www.thebigredbarn.co.za. • 6 Oct (1st Sat monthly), 9am – 2.30pm, BOKKIE PARK CRAFT MARKET, Southdale Rd, Parkdene. • 6 & 27 Oct (1st & last Sat monthly), 8am – 2pm, FRESH2U FARMERS’ MARKET, Franz Hoenig Haus Gardens, 30 High Street, Modderfontein, Chantelle, 082 338 7818 or fresh2umarket@gmail.com, www.fresh2umarket. wordpress.com. • 7, 14, 21, 28 Oct (Sun), 9am – 3pm, EAST RAND FOOD MARKET, cnr Ridge & Elizabeth Rd (opp El Ridge Shopping Centre), Boksburg, 082 785 6389. • 13 Oct (2nd Sat monthly), 10am – 3pm, FIELD MARKET, Field & Study Park, corner 14th Street and Louise Avenue, Parkmore, Sandton, www.fieldmarket.co.za, 072 778 8044, thefieldmarket@gmail.com. • 13 & 27 Oct (2nd & last Sat monthly), 8.30am – 2pm, IRENE AT SMUTS MARKET, Jan Smuts Museum, 23 Jan Smuts Ave, Irene, ireneatsmuts@gmail.com, 083 234 7541. • 26 Oct (last Fri monthly), 5pm – 11pm, BEDFORDVIEW NIGHT MARKET, 7 Marais Road, Bedfordview, Johannesburg, bedfordviewmarket@gmail.com or 072 400 5326. • 26 Oct (last Fri monthly), 12pm – 10pm, NIGHT FOX MARKET, The Sheds @ 1 Fox, 01 Fox Street, Ferreirastown, Johannesburg CBD, www.1fox.co.za. • 27 Oct (last Sat monthly), 11am – 6pm, MARKET @ THE SHEDS, 021Central Parking, 216 Sisulu Str, Pretoria. MEETINGS • 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Oct (Mon), 7pm, HEALING WINGS SUPPORT GROUP, healing & educating addicted lives, Cross Roads Church, 69 Elizabeth Eybers St, Randhart, Alberton, Graham, 082 448 3351. • 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Oct (Mon), 7pm, HEALING WINGS SUPPORT GROUP, healing & educating addicted lives, St Andrews Community Church, Miles Sharp St, Rynfield, Benoni, Graham, 082 448 3351. • 4, 11, 18, 25 Oct (Thurs), 7pm, HEALING WINGS SUPPORT GROUP, healing & educating addicted lives, New Day Church, 129 12th Ave, Edenvale, Graham, 082 448 3351. Send your November 2018 diary dates to sarah@ mumsmail.com with “JHB Diary” in the subject line before 12 October 2018. Entries will be published space permitting & at the editor’s discretion. Please confirm all details of events with contact person.

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