Moving House is stressful. And moving with children can be doubly-stressful!
Children and teenagers typically aren't thrilled by moving. In fact they rarely relish change of any magnitude! Fortunately there's some steps you can take to ease the transition ...
After a hugely hectic six days, you’ve finally made it to Moving Day. Congratulations!
But you haven’t quite crossed the Finish Line just yet.
Today you’ll be busy from the moment you wake up until you get to bed in your new home...
By Day 6 you’re exhausted, stressed, and no doubt panicked.
While you really only have 1 full day left to pack the rest of your stuff, hopefully by now you’ll see that you’re almost ready to go.
Day 5 means that you only have a few days left before Moving Day (eek!)
While you’re probably feeling tired and wishing your move was over already, if you look back over the last 4 days, you’ll see that you’ve accomplished loads already and packed the majority of your household space.
And we’re on to Day 4.
By now you’re probably getting tired and frustrated and wishing that all these moving boxes would just go away!
But just remember, you’re halfway there now!
By Day 3, chances are you’re feeling tired and stressed.
But you got loads done on Day 2 so you should be feeling proud of yourself.
You have a week or less to move house.
And you’re a panicking wreck, aren’t you?!
Except you’re not, as you have followed our “How to move in a week or less” advice and already already have everything done from Day 1
Joy of joys!
Not only have you found your new home, but you’ve managed to sell your old home … result!!
But the prospective new owners want to move in next week 😮
Moving can be an exciting time, but it can also be a significant source of waste. From packing materials to the transportation involved, the environmental impact of a move can be substantial. But with a few simple eco-friendly packing tips, you can reduce your carbon footprint and make your move more sustainable.
