Families & caregivers
- Parents who are separated, divorced, or co-parenting
- Children adjusting to shared custody or two households
- Stepparents, grandparents, and extended family
A heartfelt story for families with two homes
Moving between two homes can bring feelings children don't always know how to explain. Two Homes, One Heart gives them a gentle story that says: your feelings matter, and you can love both parents.
For families, counselors, educators, and caregivers supporting children through life between two households.

A meaningful story for the people helping children feel secure, understood, and less alone.
Take a moment to watch the story come to life.
Whether a family is newly adjusting or has lived between two homes for years, Christy's story can help a child feel less alone in their experience.
A little girl. A familiar feeling.
Life with Mommy feels one way. Life with Daddy feels another. Christy loves them both deeply, but moving between her two homes sometimes brings feelings that are difficult to explain.
Her story meets those feelings with warmth, honesty, and hope. It doesn't ask children to take sides or make one household seem better than the other.
A child's heart has room for both.

About the book
Christy has two homes, two different routines, and one very big heart.
Life with Mommy feels one way. Life with Daddy feels another. And while Christy loves them both deeply, moving between two homes can sometimes bring feelings that are hard to explain.
Two Homes, One Heart is a tender children's story about love, family, and growing up between two households. Through Christy's experience, young readers are reminded that their feelings matter and that family can still be filled with love, even when it looks a little different.
Add it to your family bookshelf, classroom, counseling office, or community resource collection.
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Reading together makes room for children to recognize their feelings, ask questions, and hear reassurance from someone they trust.
Reflects the experience of moving between two households in simple, age-appropriate language.
Offers a natural starting point for talking about transition days, changing routines, sadness, and love.
Reassures children that their love doesn't need to come with guilt, competition, or divided loyalty.
Reminds children that a family can look different and still be loving, meaningful, and whole.
A story to share at home, in counseling sessions, at school, or in child-centered family programs.

For the feelings they can't quite explain
One home has one set of routines. The other feels different. Pickups can be exciting, goodbyes can be hard, and a child may feel caught somewhere in the middle.
Two Homes, One Heart opens the door to those conversations through a story children can understand and families can share.
A small moment. An important connection.
Children don't always say, “I feel torn between my parents.” Sometimes their emotions show up as silence, tears, frustration, or resistance on transition days.
This story gives caring adults a gentle opportunity to pause, read together, and ask a question without rushing the answer.
“Did any part of Christy's story feel familiar to you?”
“How do you feel when it's time to change homes?”
“What helps you feel comfortable in both places?”
“Is there anything you wish the grown-ups understood?”
The goal isn't to force a conversation. It's to make room for one.
A little look inside
Make room for the familiar moments, big feelings, and reassuring message at the heart of her story.

A familiar world
Two homes, different routines, and everyday moments children may recognize.

Room for every feeling
A gentle story that makes space for the emotions that are hard to explain.

One heart full of love
A reminder that a child can love both parents, wherever they are.

The heart behind the story
Crystal created Two Homes, One Heart to help children navigating two households feel understood, supported, and secure in the love of their families.
She believes children deserve honest, age-appropriate stories that make space for their emotions without asking them to choose sides.
Through Christy's story, she hopes to help families begin compassionate conversations and remind children that they're allowed to love fully, wherever they are.
A story for little hearts with big feelings.
A few things you may be wondering
More about the story, who it's for, and sharing it with the children in your care.
The story is designed for young children and early elementary readers. The official recommended age range will be added once confirmed.
No. The story is child-centered and doesn't present one parent or household as better than the other. Its focus is the child's emotions, sense of belonging, and freedom to love both parents.
No. It can support children experiencing separation, co-parenting, shared custody, or any family arrangement that involves living between two households.
Yes. The story can be used to begin age-appropriate conversations in counseling offices, schools, libraries, family programs, and other supportive settings.
No. This book is an educational and emotional-support resource. It isn't a substitute for mental-health, medical, or legal guidance.
Bulk-order availability and contact information will be added once confirmed.
Processing times, shipping destinations, and estimated delivery windows will be added once confirmed.
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Two homes. One heart.
Share a story that offers comfort, opens conversation, and reminds young readers that their love belongs wherever they go.
Order Two Homes, One HeartFor your child, your classroom, your counseling practice, or a family you care about.