Stories for children aged 5 to 6 about separation and divorce with groups of children

Discover our collection of stories about separation and divorce, specially designed for children aged 5 to 6. These captivating tales feature groups of children navigating delicate situations while providing valuable educational lessons. Each story is available online and can also be downloaded as a PDF for free. Bring comfort and understanding to your little ones with these thoughtful and caring stories. Give them the opportunity to explore their emotions through reading.

Stories about separation and divorce: groups of children (5)

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There are two characters: Leo, a 5-year-old boy in blue rocket pajamas with short brown hair, holding a white bunny comforter and reading a small envelope with a heart, seated center on the bed under the covers; and his 35-year-old father with short chestnut hair, light beard and a green jacket, sitting on the right edge of the bed with one hand on the blanket, smiling gently at Leo. The cozy child's bedroom has cream walls, a nightlight projecting soft stars, a light-wood nightstand with a red star mug, a book basket and a blue toy chest, a blue moon blanket and a paper mobile above the bed. The scene is a calm, intimate bedtime moment as Leo discovers a letter from his mother while his father listens and keeps him company; warm light, visible pencil textures and soft, comforting expressions emphasize security and tenderness.

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Two homes, one big heart

Reading 18 min. 5-6 years old

Leo makes a checklist and leans on friends and parents as he navigates switching between his parents’ two homes, learning to name his feelings and ask for help.

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Two girls, about 6 years old: a brown-haired girl with pigtails in a yellow polka-dot dress sits on the left holding a small stuffed rabbit and looking at a wall decorated with paper stars; a short black-haired girl in a blue t-shirt and gray pants stands on the right, slightly turned toward the first, sticking a paper star to the wall with her left hand. They are in a bright, warm children's bedroom with cream walls, a window letting in soft morning light, a bed with a blue blanket, a wooden shelf with books and a pencil box, and potted plants on the windowsill. Main scene: the two comforting sisters are making a paper galaxy on the wall—small planets and stars glued on, a few falling stars being fixed with tape; the mood is intimate and warm with visible gouache textures and brushstrokes.

See you soon, moon

Reading 10 min. (1) 5-6 years old

Two sisters settle into Grandma’s house after a move, crafting paper stars, a comforting goodbye-and-hello ritual, and small acts of patience to feel safe while their family adjusts.

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One character: Sammy — a 6-year-old boy with messy brown hair and hazel eyes, standing on tiptoe at an open window in blue starry pajamas, clutching a white rabbit comforter with pink-edged trim, a drooping ear and a small repaired seam, looking outside; setting: a cozy child's bedroom with cream walls, low shelves of colorful books, a yellow bedside lamp casting a soft glow and light curtains drawn aside to an open window onto a quiet street where two houses—one with blue shutters, one with green—are separated by a small garden and a park bench and linked by a thin imagined ribbon of light; scene: calm, poetic night with visible breath in the cool air, a slight breeze lifting the curtains, warm interior light contrasting with a deep blue starry sky, Sammy appearing pensive yet reassured.

Sammy and the ribbon between two homes

Reading 13 min. 5-6 years old

Sammy navigates his parents' separation with the help of close friends and kind adults, learning routines, safety steps, and ways to express his feelings as he adjusts to living between two homes.

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Two six-year-old boys, Leo and Max, are at the center of the image. Leo, with curly brown hair and large brown eyes, is sitting on a park bench, holding a colorful drawing of his family. Next to him, Max, with straight blonde hair and sparkling blue eyes, is standing, smiling and holding a pencil, ready to draw. The park is bright and cheerful, with lush green trees and colorful flowers lining the path. In the background, there is a large sandbox where other children are playing, and a blue sky dotted with fluffy white clouds. The main scene shows Leo and Max discussing Leo's feelings about being separated from his parents. Leo looks thoughtful while Max listens attentively, creating an atmosphere of support and friendship. The two boys are surrounded by colorful drawings they made together, symbolizing their bond and ability to share their emotions.

Leo and Max: Friends Through Change

Reading 8 min. (1) 5-6 years old Available in audio story

Leo and Max, two best friends, navigate the emotional challenges of change when Leo's parents decide to divorce, learning the importance of sharing feelings and supporting each other through tough times.

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Illustration depicting a warm scene in a bright and welcoming kitchen. The walls are painted pastel yellow, and floral-patterned curtains let in sunlight. On the table, a large bowl filled with cookie dough and heart-shaped cookie cutters are scattered around.

In the center, an 8-year-old girl with long blonde hair and sparkling eyes joyfully smiles while holding a heart-shaped cookie cutter. Next to her, a man in his 30s with brown hair and a light beard laughs as he adds chocolate chips to the dough. They both wear colorful aprons, and the atmosphere is filled with laughter and camaraderie.

The main situation shows the duo preparing cookies together, symbolizing their family bond and shared happiness despite changes in their lives. In the background, children's drawings decorate the refrigerator, and an open window reveals a blooming garden, adding a touch of sweetness and warmth to the illustration.

Lily's Love Everywhere

Reading 10 min. 5-6 years old

Lily learns to navigate the changes in her family life when her parents decide to live in different houses, discovering the importance of love and friendship through new adventures with her dad and support from her friends. As she adjusts to her new routine, she finds joy in both homes while sharing her feelings openly.

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Stories for children aged 5 to 6 about separation and divorce with groups of children

Stories about separation and divorce: groups of children (5)

Two homes, one big heart

See you soon, moon

Sammy and the ribbon between two homes

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Leo and Max: Friends Through Change

Lily's Love Everywhere

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