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October 21, 2020

Help your Kids Transition to Their New Home

Family moved to new homeBy Julie DeLong, A-1 Freeman Moving Group 

A move is a complicated task no matter what age you are, but it is particularly upsetting and scary for your youngsters. Everything that they’ve known is being thrown to the wind, and they’re running into everything from leaving their old buddies behind to having to discover a new school. With all of this chaos, they’re going to be under a tremendous amount of mental pressure. Being a professional moving company in El Paso, we have assisted families move time and time again, and over the years we’ve seen techniques that can help your youngsters adapt to their new location.


Begin by establishing a well-known routine for your kids. This should be pretty easy, as their house may be new, but their day-to-day should remain nearly the same. They still need to get out of bed, have breakfast, get cleaned up, and everything else.

You should also plan time to visit the school before their first day. This will let you sit down with the teacher and show your kids around so they can see their new classroom in a less stressful environment. Take them out to the playground and let them play on the jungle gym a bit. This will help them feel a bit more acquainted with their surroundings when school starts.

If they’re interested in sports and other activities, you should find them a club or group that they can participate in. This will help them meet new kids their age and make friends. It’ll also help them feel grounded when they become an integral part of a team, allowing their transition to be much more comfortable.

The essential thing is to just help them get out and meet new people while getting them adapted to their new area at the same time. By doing these things not long after your move, you’ll be able to help them feel like everything is back to normal.
 

If you are searching for a professional mover in El Paso to help with your long distance or local move, get in touch with us today!

 

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