1. Do not put children, even teenagers, in charge of preparing, moving, or keeping track of pets.
2. Remember that even though you have lived in a home for a few years, for a young child it is nearly a lifetime!
3. Avoid moving during school. Ideally, move 1-3 months before a new school year begins.
4. Involve your children to communicate your expectations, goals, wants and needs.
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Excellent points all, Bill. And I think a topic that is often overlooked. Moving can be a very emotional experience for young children and teens. Definitely something that must be talked-over with them in depth ...
Gene
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