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We’re honored to share that Miles and the Colorful Capes of Feelings has been featured on a variety of inspiring platforms that uplift children's emotional development, parenting, and family wellness.
Whether through heartfelt podcast conversations or being spotlighted by parent-forward media, our mission to help kids name, feel, and move through big emotions with confidence is gaining beautiful momentum.
On The Brink
John A. Brink
Constance Lewis is the passionate parent behind "Miles and the Colorful Capes of Feelings", a book inspired by her son Miles, who underwent brain surgery at just six years old. She wrote this book with her husband, Andre. Full Episode Link: https://bit.ly/ConstanceLewisPodcast Their journey navigating medical challenges and helping Miles express his emotions led them to create a powerful, visual tool for children struggling to communicate their feelings. As a pediatric dentist and women’s health nurse practitioner, Andre and Constance bring a unique perspective on childhood emotional wellness, resilience, and the connection between physical and emotional health. Their conversations are heartfelt, insightful, and deeply relevant for parents, educators, and healthcare professionals alike.
The Inclusive Dad Podcast
Arron DeVries
In this episode of The Inclusive Dad podcast, host AAron sits down with Constance Lewis, a nurse practitioner turned children’s book author and mom of three, to explore how emotions, inclusion, and advocacy intersect. Constance shares her family’s emotional journey navigating her son’s seizures, the inspiration behind her upcoming children’s book Colorful Capes of Feelings, and the power of teaching emotional literacy through creativity. She discusses practical strategies for helping children—especially those with medical or developmental challenges—express emotions safely. This heartfelt conversation is a reminder that inclusion begins with empathy, storytelling, and listening to our children in new ways.
Heart-To-Heart with Abagaba
Abigail
Big feelings can be hard to express—but what if kids had a superhero cape for every emotion?
On this week’s episode of Heart to Heart with Abagaba, I talked with Constance Lewis, one of the inspiring parents behind Miles and the Colorful Capes of Feelings. Their journey—navigating their son’s brain surgery and helping him process emotions—led to a powerful tool for children everywhere.
Their message? All feelings are valid. Every child deserves to be heard.
The Launage of Play
Dinalynn Rosenbush, SLP
BIG Feelings are so hard! It’s confusing! And sometimes really disruptive. Give yourself grace parents, become curious. What if we could understand how our child felt by looking at the color that they chose to wear? Wouldn’t that be amazing and helpful?!! Today’s guest decided to combine her child’s interests with colors to create a way to help him communicate better after an acquired language loss. You will learn her story and how she helped her little one regain a way to communicate better again.
Many times we as parents want to get our kids out of their icky feelings. The reality is that we want our children to walk through their feelings and to feel their feelings. This is an important part to learning self-regulation. We must allow our children to experience their feelings.
Constance Lewis shares her story and the children’s book she wrote to support all children.
The Young Dad Podcast
Today’s guests are Constance Lewis and Andre Lewis, co-creators of Miles and the Colorful Capes of Feelings—a children’s book inspired by her son Miles’ journey through brain surgery and medical challenges. Constance and her husband Andre turned their family’s experience into a movement to help children understand and express their emotions through color-coded capes. A women’s health nurse practitioner by profession and a mother of three, Constance brings heart, story, and science into how we raise emotionally strong children. This episode is for parents navigating big emotions, caregivers who want practical tools, and anyone passionate about building emotional intelligence in the next generation.
More Podcast Episodes to Come!
Mama Genius Hub Podcast
Today's guest, Constance Lewis, created Miles and His Colorful Capes of Feelings. Inspired by her journey parenting a child with complex medical needs, Constance turned everyday parenting chaos into a creative, color-coded system that helps kids name and navigate their emotions—while giving parents tools to connect in the moment. This isn’t just about saying “Use your words.” It’s about helping kids feel truly seen, heard, and understood—and building emotional intelligence that lasts a lifetime.
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