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Really wonderful and cohesive illustrations! The structure of your zine is really well done and as Brenna said, the information is very easy to find which is nice.  When you were creating your zine did you run into any issues using the method you chose? As a suggestion I think that making the fonts more cohesive with the illustrations would be beneficial.

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Loved the color scheme and illustrations in your piece, and the information was great and simple to take in.

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Really wonderful and cohesive illustrations! The structure of your zine is really well done and as Brenna said, the information is very easy to find which is nice.  When you were creating your zine did you run into any issues using the method you chose? As a suggestion I think that making the fonts more cohesive with the illustrations would be beneficial.

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I like your consistent illustrations and style! The information is also nicely written, it's concise and clear so it's a good quick reference too, but then often with the second level of communication that goes more into depth. In separating it into 14 and 15, were you finding a lot of overlap between the two and crossing over each other? For a suggestion, maybe incorporate a little more information about the stages from the learning theories, like how those are applied?

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The Stages They are a Part of in Learning Theories

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The Stages They are a Part of in Learning Theories

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Erikson: Identity vs. Confusion Stage- Fidelity
Freud: Genital Stage- Sexual Attractions begin
Kohlberg: Stage III Social Contract- Reciprocity, mutual benefit
Montessori: Plane 3- Intense desire for independence
Piaget: Formal Operational Stage- Abstract thinking

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References on back cover

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(Health Pediatrics, 2020) (Staff, 2016)

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(Staff, 2016) (Wood & Schools, 2018, pp. 161-173)

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(Health Pediatrics, 2020) (Staff, 2016)

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(Morin & Francis, 2020) (Morin & Garbi, 2020)

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(Staff, 2016)

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(Salome & Moore, n.d.) (Fussell, 2019) (Loenfeld et al., 2002)

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(Health Pediatrics, 2020)