So-called 'bird’s nest parenting ' may help keep a child’s life stable after parents have separated, according to new research. When families break up, children are often required to move between two or more households, a disruption that can be exhausting and can intensify the stress and health challenges commonly associated with parental separation . Rafaela Lehtme, a PhD student at Tallinn University’s School of Governance, Law and Society, had argued that an alternative approach—where