Shepherding takes a turn for new mum
10 Mar, 2021 02:45 AM
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Shepherd Jasmine Neilson is finding a new normal looking after baby Payton while taking a break from her farming career.Photo / Alice Scott
Shepherd Jasmine Neilson is finding a new normal looking after baby Payton while taking a break from her farming career.Photo / Alice Scott
Otago Daily Times
By: Alice Scott
It is a transition many rural mothers will remember well: that newborn stage when life out on the hill quickly becomes life inside the home. Alice Scott of the Otago Daily Times talks to shepherd Jasmine Neilson as she takes on the new challenge of motherhood.
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