In Part 2 of our conversation with children's book author Christine Devane, the discussion deepens into motherhood, emotional resilience, and how literature can help children process life's hardest moments.

Christine opens up about balancing author life with parenting, the lessons writing has taught her about raising kids, and why children's books need to make space for complex emotions like grief. She also shares insights into her upcoming book on loss, offering a compassionate look at how children experience grief differently—and how adults can support them without rushing the process.

This episode is a powerful reminder that parenting isn't about having all the answers, but about staying present, adaptable, and open to learning alongside our children.

In this episode, you'll hear about:

• Navigating motherhood while building a creative career

• How children process grief in different ways

• Why books matter when kids don't have the words

• Letting go of control and embracing differences

• Parenting lessons Christine learned through writing

• The most valuable lesson she's learned as a mother

🤍 A meaningful listen for parents, educators, and anyone walking alongside children through big emotions.