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Language: English
Published by Er Creative Publishing LLC, 2026
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- Title
- Helping Young Children Ages 3-8 Navigate Life Between Two Homes
- Author
- Laura Bennett
- Publisher
- Er Creative Publishing LLC
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798999278838
- Item weight
- 172 grams
- Series
- Book 2 of 2: The Steady Ground Series
When children begin living between two homes, even loving families can feel unsettled.
New routines, different expectations, and repeated transitions can leave young children confused, anxious, or unsure where they belong.
Helping Young Children Ages 3–8 Navigate Life Between Two Homes offers calm, developmentally informed guidance for parents supporting children through the ongoing adjustments of separation and co-parenting. Grounded in early childhood research and trauma-informed understanding, this book provides practical language and strategies that help preserve emotional security across households.
Inside, parents will learn how to:
• Ease transition stress between homes
• Support routines that create stability
• Respond to loyalty conflicts and big emotions
• Reduce reassurance-seeking and regression
• Maintain connection, even during difficult moments
Children do not need perfect arrangements. They need predictability, honesty, and at least one steady adult who understands what they are feeling.
Part of the Steady Ground Series, this book offers compassionate support for families building stability across two homes.
New routines, different expectations, and repeated transitions can leave young children confused, anxious, or unsure where they belong.
Helping Young Children Ages 3–8 Navigate Life Between Two Homes offers calm, developmentally informed guidance for parents supporting children through the ongoing adjustments of separation and co-parenting. Grounded in early childhood research and trauma-informed understanding, this book provides practical language and strategies that help preserve emotional security across households.
Inside, parents will learn how to:
• Ease transition stress between homes
• Support routines that create stability
• Respond to loyalty conflicts and big emotions
• Reduce reassurance-seeking and regression
• Maintain connection, even during difficult moments
Children do not need perfect arrangements. They need predictability, honesty, and at least one steady adult who understands what they are feeling.
Part of the Steady Ground Series, this book offers compassionate support for families building stability across two homes.
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