Gentle life change · ages 3 to 6
Two homes, and a child who is loved in both
A child with two homes worries about the switch: who is waiting, what stays behind, whether it is the same. In this story your child, by name, says a warm goodbye at one door, rides between, and is met at the other, with their bear and their bed waiting in both places. Watch it before a switch day, and the day feels ordinary, which is the point.
- Your child in every scene, made from the details you choose
- Their name spoken by the narrator
- Both grown-ups named and shown, one at each door
- The same moon over both houses
- Ready within 24 hours, usually much sooner
$14.99$9.99 USD launch price, one time
Why we made this one
Children who live in two homes are not troubled by the two homes. What unsettles them is not knowing the shape of the day, and feeling that a goodbye at one door is a loss at the other. The research is clear that it is conflict, not the switch itself, that hurts. So this story makes both doors warm, brief and on time, and it shows the day in the order it happens.
It gives your child a few things to hold on to. The coloured squares on the wall that show whose day it is. The bear that rides along. The shoes that have a spot in both homes. A grumbly hour that nobody minds. And the same moon over both bedrooms.
Watch it together before a switch day. Then watch it in the other home too. Both of your child's grown-ups are in it, by name, and both of them stay.
Three moments from the story
Shown here with Nia. Yours is made from scratch for your child.
The goodbye at the first door
Warm, brief and on time. The story gives the first grown-up the goodbye, and it never turns into a loss.
The hello at the second door
The other door opens and the other grown-up is already there. Your child's name is the first thing said.
The same moon
Two bedrooms, one moon. The last thing the story leaves behind is that the sky is the same over both homes.
How it works
Step 1
Tell us about your child
Their name, age, hair, skin and eyes, and the two grown-ups, one at each door. You see your child's character before you pay. About five minutes.
Step 2
We make the story
Every scene is made just for your child, the narrator reads their name, and it is checked by a person before it goes out.
Step 3
Watch it together
It lands in the FableFleet app and in your email within 24 hours, usually much sooner. Yours to keep and download.
One story, made just for them
One-time purchase, no subscription, delivered within 24 hours.
Launch price
$14.99$9.99 USD
Plus applicable tax. No subscription.
- A 2 to 3 minute storybook film
- Your child in every scene, by name
- The two grown-ups, one at each door
- Music, narration and a keepsake ending
- In the app and in your email within 24 hours
About five minutes to set up. Your film is ready within 24 hours, usually much sooner.
Questions parents ask
- Who is this story for?
- Children aged three to six who live in two homes, whatever the reason and whatever the grown-ups are called. Both grown-ups are named the way your child names them.
- Does it talk about why there are two homes?
- No. It never explains or judges. It shows one ordinary switch day, and it shows both doors as warm and on time, which is what the research says matters most.
- How personal is it?
- Your child is in every scene, made from the hair, skin, eyes and details you choose, and their name is spoken by the narrator. Both grown-ups are made from a short picker and named too.
- How long is it and when does it arrive?
- About two and a half minutes. It is ready within 24 hours, usually much sooner, and you get an email the moment it is done.
- Can both homes watch it?
- Yes. It lives in the FableFleet app on the account that bought it, and the link in the email works anywhere. You can download the film to keep.
- What does it cost?
- $14.99 USD, one time. During launch it is $9.99. Prices outside the United States are shown in your own currency.
FableFleet stories are designed to provide gentle, age-appropriate storytelling support. They are not a substitute for professional medical, mental-health, legal, or therapeutic advice.
Two front doors, your child, and you are at home behind both of them. Both of your grown-ups stay.