Writing for children is a hard slog, and it can take a long time – often ten years or more – before you yield any results. Chances are, in 2024 there will be times of frustration as you continue your writing journey. That’s natural, and it can be beneficial to let those moments have their place. After all, how can we appreciate the highs without the lows? BUT it’s also helpful if we can minimise the frustration and enjoy writing for children as much as possible. Here are some tips to make the most of your writing experience and minimise or manage the low periods.
1) STOP ACTUALLY WRITING, START LIVING
Often, it’s only when a moment of emotional or physical burnout is approaching or has arrived that writers pause their writing efforts. However, it’s fine
