Two Homes Paperback – Picture Book, July 14, 2003

I bought this when I first separated and my kids were 4 and 2. They are now 9 and 7 and they still enjoy it, representation is real.

With a friend going through divorce this book has been helpful for the children to see the new reality of a home with mom and a home with dad. No judgement in this book. At all. Just pictures and text showing 2 parents that love their kids, each having a different house and life for their kids.This book has helped and will continue to help a small person feel that there is a place for them that includes both parents, 2 people that will be there to take care of them and love them.

Such a cute book for a toddler who has two homes! It has short simple sentences to maintain a toddlers attention. Love the message that they are loved whether they’re at dads or moms house!

This wasn't an inspired classic or anything, just a simple, comforting recitation of the nature of two parent homes - (daddy loves you at Daddy's house, mommy loves you at Mommy's house, you have toys here, you have toys there, etc) I thought the illustrations were on the ugly side of cute.

Kids liked the book and it arrived on time

Great way for children to know they are still loved by both parents.

How do you tell your five year old that you’re getting a divorce and she’s going to have two homes? You don’t... you avoid talking about it like a mature, brave and responsible adult you are ... you buy this book and then she brings it up while you read it.Ya, so I could not bring myself to tell my 5-year-old about divorcing. It was a huge white elephant in the room. And then we got this book. And the book helped us start the conversation. She talked about what things she’d have in what home, how she felt about having two homes. It just took something overwhelming and scary and made it a little less so.

So perfect for my 3.5 year old daughter. Getting used to 2 homes was an adjustment and this book helped explain things in her terms and she loves it. We read daily