Coping with Covid-19

‘Here’s a thread of silver lining. We’ll have more time for each other and nature.’ Richard Louv, author of Last Child In The Woods.

Like everyone, we’re concerned about the spread of coronavirus and the stress this is going to put on families, on children, and on our community. We will do everything we can to support you through these coming weeks – we’ll be sending out whatever advice and support we can, hopefully giving you inspiration to connect with nature and keep balanced. Whatever happens, Springtime offers us a respite, promising revival – if you’re feeling overwhelmed, find a quiet spot in a green space and give yourself a couple of minutes of space.

We’re going to have to adapt like everyone else. Our shop will be closed for the foreseeable future, but you can still buy online. On that note, we’re making a special plea for you to shop independent, and Shop Local where you can! For all small businesses, the next months are going to be tough. Unlike giants like Amazon, we don’t have huge cash reserves. We employ people within our community, and use our profits to support our communities. Together, we’ll get through this.