K T Blackson
KT Blackson is the creator of the Meg & Milo series — a storyteller and UK paramedic who believes deeply in helping children understand their emotions in a safe, gentle way.
Her work blends warmth, imagination, and real‑world experience, creating stories that support children through the moments that feel big, overwhelming, or brand new.
With years of frontline experience, KT has seen how important it is for children to feel heard, reassured, and understood. She brings that same empathy into every book, crafting stories that help young readers build confidence, resilience, and emotional awareness.
Her mission is simple: to create a comforting world where children can explore feelings, ask questions, and grow at their own pace.
Paramedic Meg
Paramedic Meg is calm, kind, and wonderfully reassuring — the person every child hopes will walk through the door when they’re feeling unwell or unsure.
With her gentle voice and steady confidence, she helps little ones understand what’s happening, what she’s doing, and how they can feel safe while they get better.
Meg believes that every child deserves to feel safe, heard, and respected. She explains things in simple, friendly ways, turning scary moments into manageable ones and helping big feelings feel a little smaller.
Whether she’s checking a heartbeat, offering a smile, or helping a worried parent breathe easier, Paramedic Meg brings warmth, clarity, and compassion to every situation.
With empathy as her superpower, Meg reminds children that being themselves is more than enough.
Milo the Monkey
Milo is Meg’s cheeky little monkey helper — curious, caring, and always ready with a smile or a bit of harmless mischief. He brings warmth, energy, and reassurance to every adventure, helping children feel brave when big feelings show up.
Whether he’s asking the questions children are too shy to ask, sharing a little monkey mischief, or offering a comforting cuddle, Milo helps turn worries into courage and reminds young readers that small steps can lead to big confidence.