With Issue 42 of Teen Breathe, delve deeper into challenging emotions, discover how to harness the power of daydreaming, and invite calm with a peaceful visualisation practice. Bake spirits bright with recipes for delicious, gift-worthy biccies, make your own summery floral headdress, and find out what’s trending at Teen Breathe HQ – from dad caps to coding programs! Plus, there are stickers, puzzles, and crafty pages, as well as a guide to make your own gift boxes!
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