I Live With My Mommy

A groundbreaking book for parents and children experiencing the difficulties of separation and splitting up

My Tatty doesn't live in our house anymore.
He lives in his own house now.
That's because my Mommy and Tatty are divorced.

Five-year-old Rochel lives on the third floor of a big apartment building with her mommy and her brother Baruch. In this sensitively written story, well-known author Tzvia Ehrlich-Klein explores the challenges young children often face when their parents divorce. Beautifully illustrated by Dena Ackerman, I Live with My Mommy offers divorced parents a springboard for discussion with their young children, allowing the children to express their pain yet to realize that Hashem loves us and takes care of us all. This is a groundbreaking book for parents and children in need of chizuk during the difficulties of separation and splitting up.

I Live with My Mommy is a valuable tool to mitigate the distress of a child who is a victim of divorce. It can help the juvenile mind cope with this difficult adjustment.

— Dr. Abraham J. Twerski, MD