Family Transitions

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A child of around 5-7 years old sitting on a bed in a room that has the quality of a child's settled, personal space — their things around them, their particular sense of home visible in the small details. They are absorbed in a picture book, expression one of calm concentration. The book's pages show a character who looks just like them in a scene of adventure and capability. The room is warm and lit softly. The atmosphere is one of quiet safety, of a child in their own world. No adults visible — this is the child's private moment with their story.

May 12, 2026

Personalized Books for Children Going Through Divorce: Stability in Story Form

When a family restructures, children need anchors — things that are constant and specifically theirs. A personalized book that places them as the hero of their own story isn't therapy, but it offers something close to what children most need: the reassurance that who they are doesn't change.

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