When parents live apart, kids often end up living by two sets of rules-different bedtimes, different screen limits, different expectations. While normal, this inconsistency can create confusion, stress, and conflict for everyone involved. The good news? Even in separate households, parents can create shared structure and stability.

One Family, Two Homes is a practical guide for co-parents who want to align rules and routines across households without constant fights. This book offers proven strategies for setting consistent expectations, managing digital rules like screen time and device use, and creating agreements that kids can count on. With scripts, checklists, and real-life examples, you'll learn how to establish common ground-even when parenting styles differ.

Whether you're newly navigating co-parenting or years into the journey, this guide helps you build trust, reduce conflict, and put your child's well-being first. Because while parents may live apart, kids still deserve one set of rules they can rely on.