Making a Broom - Step 5 | A Natural State - Episode 6

Treating Babies Exposed to Drugs of Abuse
Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones speaks to Dr. Gwen McMillin, medical director of toxicology at ARUP Laboratories, about managing drug abuse in mothers and newborns. Find out how drugs can be tested and detected, and learn the harmful effects that some popular drugs—such as opioids and marijuana—can have on young babies. Also, learn what alternatives a pregnant woman may utilize to lessen the harmful effects to newborn babies.
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Flattening. Brooms come in round and flat shapes. For our camera, Peter chose to create a flat , sweeping end that is more typical of a modern broom. Peter flattens the broom by jumping on it. A vice-like tool retains the flat shape during the sewing process. 

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