"Two Homes, One Childhood"

"Two Homes, One Childhood" is a concept that recognizes children can successfully maintain equal emotional connections with both parents after a separation or divorce. It emphasizes that a child's well-being depends on consistent love, support, and communication from both parents, despite living in separate households. The approach encourages cooperation and positive relationships between parents to provide stability and avoid exposing children to conflict. Ultimately, it promotes the idea that children’s sense of security and identity can thrive when they feel equally valued and supported by both sides of their family.