Stories.
Support.
Help.
Healing
Supporting children and families through big feelings,
difficult moments, and life's transitions.
Help children understand loss, remember someone they love, & discover that love never truly goes away.
Lumi’s Light gently helps children understand death and grief. When Lumi loses her dad, she learns that even when someone is gone, their love and memories can continue to shine in our hearts.
Bring comfort, connection, and hope to one of childhood’s most difficult experiences.
Hi, I’m Jill Jensen, a nurse with more than 30 years of experience caring for children and supporting families.
My own journey with loss began when I was just 8 years old, after losing my dad to colon cancer. That experience shaped my life, my career, and my passion for helping children and families navigate difficult moments.
Today, I combine my nursing experience and personal journey to create books and resources that make hard conversations a little easier.
My hope is to give parents, grandparents, caregivers, and children simple, compassionate tools to feel understood, supported, and less alone.
Sometimes healing begins with a story, a conversation, or simply knowing someone understands.
Big Feelings
Resources that help children understand and express emotions.
Parent Resources
Resources that guide parents through big life changes.
Big Imaginations
Children’s Books and Activities
Helping Little Hearts Guide
10 Gentle Ways to Help Children Talk About Big Feelings, Difficult Moments & Life’s Changes
63 Pages
Helping a child understand loss can feel overwhelming when you’re not sure what to say or how to answer their questions.
This gentle, practical eBook helps parents and caregivers understand how children experience grief at different developmental ages and provides guidance for having honest, age-appropriate conversations about death and loss.
With simple tips, supportive language, and practical strategies, you’ll feel more prepared to help a grieving child feel safe, heard, and supported through one of life’s most difficult experiences.
Created from the perspective of a pediatric nurse who has experienced loss—not a therapist, but someone who understands the importance of compassionate, age-appropriate communication.