Jenna Dewan Discusses Her New Children's Book and the Joys of Motherhood
October 9, 2025 - 02:49
Jenna Dewan, known for her role in "Rookie," has recently released a delightful new children's book titled "Happy Babies Poop." In an exclusive interview, she opened up about the inspiration behind the book and shared her experiences as a mother of three.
Dewan's book aims to bring humor and joy to the often chaotic world of parenting, tackling the relatable topic of babies and their natural bodily functions. She believes that discussing such subjects can help normalize the challenges that come with raising young children.
As a busy mom, Dewan juggles her career and family life, often finding herself in amusing situations. She emphasizes the importance of embracing the messiness of parenthood and finding joy in the little moments. Through her book, she hopes to connect with other parents and remind them that they are not alone in their experiences.
Dewan's passion for storytelling shines through in her writing, making "Happy Babies Poop" a delightful read for both children and parents alike.
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