A heartwarming children’s book about two mums, two homes, and the love that connects a family.”When Leo moves between his two homes, he discovers something important: love doesn’t live in just one place.
Two Mums Two Homes is a gentle and reassuring children’s picture book that celebrates family, belonging, and the many ways love can look. As Leo spends time with both of his mums, he learns that although his homes may be different, he is surrounded by love wherever he goes.
Written to support children living across two homes, this beautifully illustrated story helps young readers understand that families come in all shapes and sizes. Whether your family is connected through co-parenting, shared care, separation, or LGBTQ+ parenting, this book offers a comforting message of security, connection, and belonging.
Perfect for starting conversations about family diversity, emotions, and relationships, Two Mums Two Homes reminds children that what matters most isn’t where they are—it’s knowing they are loved.
Kate Fitzpatrick is a passionate storyteller, bird watcher, wildlife rescuer and proud mother who believes every child deserves to see their family reflected in the books they read.
Inspired by her own family’s journey of raising a son across two loving homes, Kate wrote Two Mums Two Homes to help children feel secure, understood, and celebrated. Her stories focus on family, belonging, and the many different ways love can bring people together.
When she’s not writing, Kate enjoys spending time with her son, exploring nature, and watching Australia’s beautiful birdlife. Through her books, she hopes to create meaningful conversations and help children recognise that families come in many forms, but love is what connects them all.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A heartwarming children's book about two mums, two homes, and the love that connects a family.'When Leo moves between his two homes, he discovers something important: love doesn't live in just one place. Two Mums Two Homes is a gentle and reassuring children's picture book that celebrates family, belonging, and the many ways love can look. As Leo spends time with both of his mums, he learns that although his homes may be different, he is surrounded by love wherever he goes. Written to support children living across two homes, this beautifully illustrated story helps young readers understand that families come in all shapes and sizes. Whether your family is connected through co-parenting, shared care, separation, or LGBTQ+ parenting, this book offers a comforting message of security, connection, and belonging.Perfect for starting conversations about family diversity, emotions, and relationships, Two Mums Two Homes reminds children that what matters most isn't where they are-it's knowing they are loved. Kate Fitzpatrick is a passionate storyteller, bird watcher, wildlife rescuer and proud mother who believes every child deserves to see their family reflected in the books they read.Inspired by her own family's journey of raising a son across two loving homes, Kate wrote Two Mums Two Homes to help children feel secure, understood, and celebrated. Her stories focus on family, belonging, and the many different ways love can bring people together.When she's not writing, Kate enjoys spending time with her son, exploring nature, and watching Australia's beautiful birdlife. Through her books, she hopes to create meaningful conversations and help children recognise that families come in many forms, but love is what connects them all. Artikel-Nr. 9781764731812
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