EPISODE · Apr 30, 2026 · 31 MIN
Secondary Infertility & IVF Journey with Steph | The Story Behind The Little Heart That Waited
from The Space Between Two Lines · host Alex Saunders
In this heart-opening episode of The Space Between Two Lines, Alex sits down with Stephanie, a 33-year-old mother and author who shares her three-year battle with unexplained secondary infertility. After a seamless first pregnancy that resulted in her daughter, Amalia, Steph was blindsided by the challenges of conceiving her second child. She offers a raw and vulnerable account of navigating multiple IVF cycles, the trauma of early pregnancy bleeding, and how she eventually turned her heartbreak into a beautiful children's book, "The Little Heart That Waited". This conversation is a masterclass in resilience for any parent navigating the unique "limbo" of wanting to grow their family while already parenting a child. Inspired by her own journey and her daughter’s wait for a sibling, Stephanie Mancini authored "The Little Heart That Waited" to help families navigate the complexities of secondary infertility and IVF. This beautiful children's book serves as a bridge for parents to communicate their love and the "wait" for a new family member.Purchase the book here:Official Website: stephaniemancini.square.siteAmazon Australia: The Little Heart That WaitedBooktopia: The Little Heart That WaitedConnect with Steph:Instagram: @stories_by_stephWe invite you to listen to this moving account of persistence and the beauty of a family finally made whole. If Steph’s story resonates with you, please subscribe and follow The Space Between Two Lines to join a community where every story is seen, understood, and honored. If you want to share your story with us in this podcast, visit our website to register: https://www.twolines.space/register.
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