3 important factors when moving into a new home with kids
If you're moving to a new home with children, one of your first priorities is ensuring everyone is safe in that new house. For children, new surroundings can cause uncertainty and a little bit of anxiety. And while you most likely had safeguards in place in your former home, you need to pay particular attention to safety as you move into your new house. Here are three important items that should be at the top of your list when moving into a new home with children. Make sure you inspect all the locks in your new home Sure you got
3 ways to lower your stress before a move
Preparing for a move is more than just packing boxes and loading the truck. You also need to prepare mentally because, as most of us know, moving can be a little stressful for some. The more you prepare your mind and body for your upcoming journey, the less stress you and your family will experience. Check out our tips for preparing for your move, lowering your stress and actually enjoying your journey to your new home. Take care of your mind and body Leading up to your move, you'll want to make sure you prioritize self-care for yourself and your
How to help your child adjust to moving to a new home
Moving can be stressful for anyone but for children, it can be a real struggle. They may be leaving a school they've become comfortable in, moving away from close friends and even their favorite places around town. Moving can also be a positive experience for them and if framed the right way, can be a new journey for kids of all ages. We've been moving families and their children for decades and our team has a few simple pieces of advice to help your kids adjust to moving to a new home. Honor your children's feelings When you have that
Let’s get packing-Get your kids involved in the move
Moving can be a stressful experience for many and moving with children adds an entirely different dynamic to the process. Not only can we adults experience a little anxiety during the move but children do as well. We have seen great results when parents get their children involved in part of the moving process. So we say, get the kids participating in your move. The best moving companies understand that kids need to be part of the process. And here at Humboldt, we can offer your children a moving kit that includes their own boxes as well as a
Moving into a new home with a baby
Congratulations, you're moving to your new home! And you're moving with a new baby. Are you up for the challenge? Well with the right moving company and a little bit of extra support, you'll be in good hands. And so will your baby. If you have young ones at home and you need to move into a new house, planning is certainly going to be the name of the game if you're going to accomplish what you need to do with little stress. You might need to be a little flexible as well as give yourself a break, but it
Ask the Humboldt Experts: Moving with Kids
Moving can be a stressful, confusing, transitional time for kids. Children are sometimes left out of the process because there are so many things that need to be addressed. However, by keeping focus on the positive and using a few helpful tips, you can help your kids feel more involved in the relocation process and push many of their worst fears aside. Tip #1 : Open Communication Talk to your child about the move often, giving them as much information as you can. Let them know why the move is happening and communicate each step of the way letting them
How to Pack and Move with Children
When you are moving with children who are old enough to understand what is happening around them as you prepare to move it’s important to involve them in the move. Talk about the move with the children early on, so they are involved in the process. When it comes time to pack up, allow the children to help pack some of their toys, stuffed animals or other items in a box that you have set up for them. Allow them to create a marking system for them to mark the box as theirs. Let them use crayons, markers and
Get the Family Ready for the Big Move
Moving can be tough for the whole family—it’s stressful enough just packing boxes and organizing belongings, but now emotions are thrown into the mix. Nostalgia, relationships, anxiety for the future all add up, and while there’s no real cure-all, there are some steps you can take to help the family adjust. This Boston moving company knows just how to relax and get moving so here are a few tips from Jim to get the process off to an easy start for the whole family. Visit the new neighborhood or town together: It’s likely everyone’s routines are going to change
How to Help Kids Adjust During a Move
It is easy to get bogged down and overwhelmed with details during a transition however, it is vital to take time to help kids adjust to their new environment and return back to routines as soon as possible. We have seen ways to make moving across town or across the country a constructive and positive experience for kids and have a few tips to help your kids relax. Honesty is the best policy: Talk with your kids and let them know what to expect during the upcoming transition. Keep explanations clear and make time to answer questions. Build up the
Moving with Small Children
Moving with babies and small children introduces a new dynamic into a typically, already stressful situation. Many with kids must work around daily routines (naps, lunch times, bed times, etc.) and keep familiar items around to create as little disturbance as possible while also juggling packing and other moving details. At Humboldt, we aim to work with our customers who have kids to provide reasonable load and delivery times, whenever possible. Over the years, we have also seen families take a few additional steps to keep small children content during their move which may be helpful in making your
