We Share When We Sleep

The narrative centers on two boys, Dylan and Kaiser, who explore the theme of separation from parents, particularly in military families. Through their unique perspective, they illustrate how children can connect with absent parents during sleep. The book addresses various forms of sharing, including environment and emotions, making it a valuable resource for child psychologists, therapists, and families navigating separation anxiety. Its positive approach offers comfort and understanding, helping children cope with complex feelings of distance from loved ones.