We're Having a Tuesday

LOOK FOR THE NEW 20TH ANNIVERSARY PAPERBACK EDITION!!<br>First published in 2006 as one of the original trusted resources for co-parents, this gentle children's classic has successfully helped thousands of families navigate the emotional transitions of shared custody for two decades. <br><br>Is your child struggling with going back and forth between Mom's house and Dad's house? Are they sad, mad, or just out of sorts on transition days? You are not alone, and this book will help.<br><br>We're Having a Tuesday provides a realistic portrayal of shared parenting completely from a child's point of view. Going back and forth isn't easy, but children deeply relate to this comforting story as the main character learns to process her own hurt, frustration, and the simple things she misses&mdash;like her dogs, her bike, or her favorite clothes.<br><br>Why Parents, Counselors, and Co-Parents Trust This Book:<br><ul> <li>Validates Real Feelings: It does not minimize a child's hurt. It openly addresses the frustration of packing bags and changing environments, helping kids feel completely seen and understood.</li> <li>The Backpack Metaphor: Provides a practical, actionable mental tool&mdash;carrying a parent's love in a very special kind of backpack inside their heart&mdash;that young children easily grasp to combat separation anxiety.</li> <li>Perfect for Ages 2-10: Written in warm, accessible language that resonates deeply with toddlers, preschoolers, and early elementary school children alike.</li> <li>Opens Crucial Conversations: Serves as a perfect conversational bridge for parents, teachers, and grandparents to open pathways to talk about the real effects of living in a shared custody situation.</li> <li>Includes an Interactive Element: Features a specialized interactive tool at the end of the story to facilitate deep, healing conversations about shared custody living arrangements.</li></ul><br>Whether you are a co-parent looking to ease the weekly transition or a school counselor searching for a trusted therapy resource, this rare book provides a timeless reminder that a parent's love is never left behind.<br><br>Bring home twenty years of proven comfort and help your child find peace on transition days today.

DK Simoneau is a real-life divorced mother of two. Originally an accountant by profession, her children's love for books has inspired to write stories that teach and validate as well as stimulate an everlasting curiousity in reading. She lives in Lakewood, Colorado, where she is currently working on several other book projects.