Two Homes One Family

When a family changes, does it mean the love within that family has to change, too?Two Homes, One Family is a heartfelt children’s story that helps young readers navigate one of the biggest changes a family can experience: divorce and living between two homes. When parents no longer live together, children may find themselves trying to understand what their new family structure means, where they belong, and whether the people they love are still a family at all.Through an approachable, child-centered story, Two Homes, One Family reminds children that a family does not have to live beneath one roof to remain connected. A child can have a home with one parent and another home with the other while still belonging to one family. Different routines, different spaces, and changes in everyday life do not erase the relationships, memories, or love that connect them.Created as part of the BBS Books Social-Emotional Learning Series, this story provides families with an opportunity to begin age-appropriate conversations about divorce, separation, changing family structures, belonging, and the emotions children may experience during these transitions.Rather than asking children to choose between the people and places they love, Two Homes, One Family offers reassurance that there can be room in their hearts and lives for both.With warmth, understanding, and an important message for children experiencing family change, Two Homes, One Family reminds young readers that sometimes a family’s structure changes-but they can still be loved, supported, and connected.