Songfacts®:

• "Juno" delves into the territory of procreating, inspired by how Sabrina Carpenter's romantic partner makes her feel. The premise is straightforward: if he "loves her right" she's open to the idea of starting a family with him. In essence, he treats her like a queen, and in return she might just let him become the father of her children.
• Although Carpenter hasn't publicly confirmed if a specific person inspired "Juno," it's widely speculated that her relationship with Barry Keoghan played a role. The two had a romantic relationship when she was writing songs for the Short n' Sweet album.
• Who is this "Juno" Carpenter sings about? The name has a couple of layers.
  
  1. There's a nod to the 2007 indie film Juno, which tells the story of a pregnant teenage girl navigating the complexities of impending motherhood. Carpenter is dreaming of finding herself in a similar situation - not necessarily the teenage pregnancy part, but the idea of being pregnant by someone who truly cares about her and shares her vision of a future together.
  
  2. Then there's the more ancient reference: Juno, the Roman goddess who was the protector of families and marriages. In evoking Juno, Carpenter seems to be hinting at more than just the immediate desire for a child. If her partner continues to treat her right, the prospect of marriage is on the cards.
• Sabrina Carpenter wrote "Juno" with songwriter Amy Allen and producer John Ryan.
  
  Carpenter and Allen have developed a strong songwriting partnership, with Allen contributing to every track on the Short n' Sweet album. Ryan, known for his work with One Direction, produced seven out of the 12 tracks on the album.