At Daddy's on Saturdays

A parent would reach for this book when their child is struggling with the logistical and emotional transition of moving between two homes after a divorce. It speaks directly to the fear that a parent who moves out might 'disappear' from the child's life. The story follows Katie as she processes her parents' separation, dealing with the heavy silence of a half-empty house and the anxiety of her first weekend visit to her father's new apartment. It is a compassionate choice for parents looking to validate a child's sadness and anger while reinforcing the stability of parental love. By focusing on the continuity of the father-daughter bond, it helps children ages 5 to 8 understand that while the living arrangement has changed, the family connection remains permanent and reliable.