A Guide for Parents
Resources to help you and your child navigate two homes with grace
As a parent navigating co-parenting, you want to help your child understand that their love doesn't need to be divided. Olive and the Secret of the Pies offers a gentle, powerful metaphor that children can understand and carry with them.
"This concept applies to friends, parents who are married, balance between work, family, and friends... I thought your story was really excellent."
— Morgan, Mom & Educator
What's in the Parent Guide
Questions to ask your child, tips for integrating the book's lessons into your family, and strategies for navigating co-parenting with grace.
- Conversation starters
- Handoff rituals
- What to say (and avoid)
- Modeling whole-pie love
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Sample Questions from the Parent Guide
- Do you sometimes feel like you have to keep things even? How does that make you feel?
- How full is your "love pie" today?
- What's a recipe for giving love to yourself?
- What can I do so you don't have to keep things even?
From a 9-Year-Old Reader
"It's a good life lesson for people with divorced parents or step-parents. They still know you can give love and receive love."
— As told to Stephanie, Super-Mom