"Two Homes, One Childhood" is a compassionate and insightful guide to the emotional world of children growing up between two households.

This book explores how divorce impacts a child's:

• Emotional stability and sense of identity,
• Relationship with each parent,
• Behavior at home, school, and in social settings,
• Long-term ability to form healthy attachments.

Backed by child psychology research and real-life stories, this guide helps readers:

• Recognize the silent emotional struggles children face,
• Avoid common parenting mistakes during and after divorce,
• Establish secure and stable routines across both homes,
• Communicate with empathy and consistency,
• Support children's resilience and recovery in the face of family disruption.

Ideal for divorced or separating parents, therapists, educators, and anyone supporting a child navigating the effects of family separation.

This is not just a book about divorce - it's a journey toward healing, stability, and preserving the emotional well-being of children caught between two worlds.