Our Two Homes: Something Is Changing: A Reassuring Children's Book on Divorce, Separation, and Changing Families (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798180939739)

When Julia and her little brother Elvis learn that Mum and Dad will be living in separate homes, they aren't sure what to think. Will they still be a family? Will everything change? And what happens when one home becomes two?

Through warmth, honesty, and deep empathy, Our Two Homes: Something Is Changing helps children understand one of life's biggest transitions: parental separation. As Julia and Elvis discover what life looks like in two different places, they learn an important truth-while families may change shape, love never changes.

Written for children ages 5-9, this comforting story helps young readers:

• Understand divorce and separation in a gentle, age-appropriate way.
• Feel safe, loved, and secure while adjusting to new family routines.
• Process big emotions like sadness or anger and build true emotional resilience.
• Open meaningful conversations between children, parents, and caregivers.
• Navigate co-parenting and shared custody arrangements with greater ease.

Perfect for families experiencing divorce, separation, joint custody, or split parents, this heartfelt book provides children with the warm reassurance they need during uncertain times. It also features a special interactive reflection section at the end, making it a valuable therapeutic tool for heart-to-heart conversations.

Whether you are looking for books for children with divorced parents, divorce books for kids, or children's books about separation, this story offers comfort, hope, and a gentle reminder that a child's place in the family never disappears.

Because no matter how many addresses a family has, a child's world can always be filled with lots of love.

Perfect for:

• Children ages 5-9
• Divorce and separation emotional support
• Co-parenting and split families
• Shared custody and joint custody transitions
• School counselors, child psychologists, and therapists
• Social-emotional learning (SEL) and emotional development

Give your child a story that helps them feel understood, secure, and deeply loved-every step of the way.