When your toddler is moving between two homes, the tiniest moments can bring big questions: Where will I wake up? Who will help me? Am I still loved? I Am Loved. I Have Two Homes! offers gentle, steady reassurance for children ages 2–4 as they adjust to life after separation or divorce. Written in simple, toddler-friendly language, this comforting book follows young children through common routines at both Mommy’s and Daddy’s homes. Waking up, getting dressed, packing a bag, playing with toys, and settling in for bedtime stories. Each page reinforces the message little ones need most: they are safe, cared for, and deeply loved in both places. With affirmations toddlers can absorb and repeat, this book helps parents strengthen emotional security during family change, without excessive explanation or placing blame. Inside, your child will hear reminders like: “Mommy and Daddy live in different places now.” - “I did not make this happen.” - “We are still a family. That will not change.” - “I Am Loved!” Perfect for bedtime, transition days, or anytime your child needs extra reassurance, I Am Loved. I Have Two Homes! creates a calm space for connection, questions, and comfort, one loving page at a time. Order your copy now. Some books start with an idea. This one started with a feeling, the quiet ache of watching a small child try to understand a world that suddenly felt different. As a mother of three and an aunt, I've had a close view of the beautiful, complicated, and sometimes messy journey of childhood. For years, I've thought about how big emotions live inside little bodies. I've seen toddlers look for words they don't yet know and how much they depend on the adults around them to help make sense of their world. This is what inspires everything I write: the deep belief that the right words, shared with love at the right time, can truly make a difference. That belief is what led me to write I Am Loved. I Have Two Homes! When families go through separation or divorce, most of the attention, understandably, goes to the adults. The logistics, the emotions, the decisions. But toddlers are watching and listening. At two, three, or four years old, they don't have the words to say they're scared, confused, or quietly blaming themselves. They just know something has changed, and that change feels huge. I wrote this book so little ones would have something to hold onto. Something simple, steady, and something they could hear over and over until the words became their own. Why Affirmations? Why This Age? I've focused my work on affirmation-style children's books because I've seen how deeply young children take in language. They don't just hear it, they make it part of themselves. When a toddler hears "I did not make this happen" or "We are still a family. That will not change," it isn't just comforting in the moment. With repetition, these words shape how they see themselves and their world. That is the magic of early childhood, and it is also a responsibility. Ages two through four are some of the most emotionally important years in a child's life. The brain is growing quickly, attachment bonds are forming, and a sense of self is just starting to develop. Children this age don't need long explanations about adult choices. What they need is to feel safe, seen, and loved in both places they call home. This book is made for that moment. What Makes This Book Different There are wonderful books about divorce for older children. But resources specifically crafted for toddlers, using language they can understand, follow, and repeat, are rare. I wrote I Am Loved. I Have Two Homes! in the simplest, most toddler-friendly language I could, because I wanted even the youngest readers to feel seen on every single page. You won't find blame here. You won't find sadness hidden in hard words. Instead, you'll find a gentle walk through the routines toddlers already know and love: waking up, getting dressed, playing with toys, hearing a bedtime story. These things happen in both homes, with love in both places. Each page quietly reminds children of what matters most: You are safe. You are cared for. You are loved. For the Parents, Caregivers, and Educators Who Will Read This Aloud If you're a parent going through this time, I want you to know that picking up this book is already an act of love. You don't need to have all the answers or say the perfect thing. Reading these pages together, whether you curl up at bedtime, read it on a transition day, or just sit quietly on the couch, creates a moment of connection your child will remember. For the caregivers, grandparents, and teachers supporting children through family change: you matter more than you know. The fact that you're looking for tools to help little ones feel safe is everything. This book was written with you in mind, too. And to the little ones who will sit in someone's lap and hear these words: you are so loved. Loved by both your homes, by everyo