Mélanie Page : devenir mère, perdre sa mère et oser enfin écrire

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What does Mélanie Page share about becoming a mother without a manual?

Anne Ghesquière 0:00
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Mélanie Page 0:49
I'm extremely in the lune and in my mind. I mean I racontais beaucoup d'histoires.
Mélanie Page 1:12
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Anne Ghesquière 1:20
Être mère, être père, c'est le role that personne ne nous donne le texte. On devient parent and we apprend. Down the double, in the doubt, in the bonus also. My invitation is comedian. We have long identified as a fan of Nagy. She had her career on parentheses, eight years during, to live his enfants. And a second, she realized that the creature appells. The decision of her mother pousse to put the plume. Po à Pau, son premier roman paru chez Albin Michel, est un hymne à la maternité, à l'amour. Au droit à l'erreur.
Anne Ghesquière 2:05
We have two enfants, Melanie, Nina, Roxanne, Annabel, Adrien. You've got 14 and 29, is that the grand.
Mélanie Page 2:15
Ah okay, it's a grand.
Anne Ghesquière 2:18
Alors Nina, c'est la fille de Nagy. Oui. Vous ne l'avez pas portée. Down your ventre, on people. And we dirie que vous avez été la même maman for the quatre enfants or?
Mélanie Page 2:32
male completely, genetically, we are the same moments depending on the enfants, I think. Déjà parce que les enfants sont différents.
Mélanie Page 2:51
I think in plus, with the time with the same enfant, we continue to adapt and we adapted our passion to be made. Mm pendant le time and with shaken.
Mélanie Page 3:16
That I am, which I've appreciated to connect. It's very the role of beautiful. C'est complexe, en même temps c'est fascinant. ça se passe plus ou moins bien, dit fait enfin voilà, dépendant des familles mais Moi j'avais très envie en tout cas que ça se passe bien. Donc j'ai tout fait pour qu'on puisse se rencontrer au bon endroit. We could s'immate saints. And she adored me occupied of them after occupying an enfant who started from me.
Anne Ghesquière 3:53
We are a bit of family recomposing. Composer for the comedian that you are, a role of composition. That's it?
Mélanie Page 4:02
I've never had the parallel.
Mélanie Page 4:10
Composing a music, composing a person. In fact, we are obliged to compose with the situations. It remains to the idea of adapted. After now we arrive in that family. And we improvises a little, we know what it is, we want what are the reactions, we want what marks, what marks. But at the moment, it's like there's a lot and families recomposed, evidently, because there's a lot of separation, the de couples qui se font sur le tard. And I try that as rich in fact. I think that it would be rich for the people to have a big pair, a belle member on plus of their parents, because we appear other children, we have another one, another regard, another person to fear.
Anne Ghesquière 5:05
We have another confident also. It's not evident to say to her or some papa. And the belle maman is there for that, the big papa also?
Mélanie Page 5:13
Well, I think in the case there is a dude of culpability of what they ported when they are compared to their parents, or we have to bless when they say.
Mélanie Page 5:37
Perfectly considered honteuses when we are, evidently we don't have to have aunt, but in the head of the friend we can say I'll party. And I think there's a chemical direct version the beautiful.
Anne Ghesquière 5:51
Est-ce que nos enfants, les enfants tout court, sont nos plus grands maîtres ? C'est ce qu'on dit toujours. Vous apprenez sans cesse aujourd'hui encore, Mélanie, ou ? Is that it's not the role the plus comedian, the role the plus?

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