Book Review-Two Homes by Claire Masurel

If you are looking for a book to help a child think about how having two homes this is a great place to start- Two Homes by Claire Masurel. 

This book offers a positive, practical look, from a child's perspective, at how having two homes.  In the book, Alex tells the reader what he has in each home and how it is the same or different.  The book concludes by reminding the reader that whether Alex is with his Mum or Dad, some important things always stays the same – Alex loves both parents and is loved by both parents.

This gently reassuring book aimed at younger children, focuses on what is gained rather than what is lost when parents’ divorce

This book can help children and parents embrace even the most difficult of changes and how to have open conversations with children about changes to living arrangements making it a firm favourite for me to suggest to parents we work with.

 

Other Blog Posts

My co-parent keeps changing the plans we have agreed for our children. What can I do?

If one parent is always changing the agreed arrangements for a child, what options are there?

By
Claire

Can you change your name after divorce, and can you change your child’s name?

Can a spouse keep their surname or change it after divorce? Can a child's name be changed?

By
Claire

Can a spouse be forced to change their job or work fulltime after divorce?

What happens if one spouse works part time or is not earning as much as they could when they divorce?

By
Claire

Can one parent exclude the other from school or medical decisions relating to their child?

Can a parent be excluded from their child's medical appointments, school events or decisions?

By
Claire

Online Mediation – The Future of Family Dispute Resolution

The rise of online and video mediation means families can now access dispute resolution from anywhere

By
Rachael

Family Mediation - The Cost-Effective Solution for Separating Families in 2025

As legal fees and living costs continue to rise across the UK, more families than ever are searching for ways to manage separation that are both affordable and constructive

By
Rachael
View all Blogs