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My seven year old is having a hard time with our move. She is more pensive than usual, with the tiniest furrow in her brow. Actively seeking resources to help, I’m sharing some of my finds to ease the moving transition for families of all ages. I’m trying them out, and will compile a list of my top tips. If you have a favorite strategy, please share it as a comment on this post. I’ll be sure to give you credit if I include your idea in my all-time favorite moving tips list!
Moving with Children – Some children have no problem adjusting at all to moving. But for some the move can be very stressful. Your child may feel like he or she has no control over his/her life anymore. No matter what, it is very important to talk to your …
Tips for Moving With Children – When moving with young children, leaving behind their old school and friends is perhaps the hardest part of the entire process. To help ease the transition, help your children prepare a list of phone numbers and email addresses of all …
Essential Factors to Consider When Moving With Children – So how can you acquaint your children with the fact that you are moving? Read on to earn about the essential factors that you need to consider. One of the most …
Moving With Children – Things To Consider – So, the key to making moving with children a success is to get them involved from the beginning. You have to advise your children on moving and show them the possible advantages of moving. You could also give your children the chance to …
Advice On Moving With Children And Families! – Many families dread moving for numerous good reasons: there are tons of boxes to pack, lots of cleaning to be done, children and often pets to manage, and money is flying out the door left and right. …
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The Gonzo Mama on How To Survive a Road Trip with Your Kids Welcome to our first guest post! My amazingly funny friend, Christina-Marie Wright, otherwise known as The Gonzo Mama, is the sanity-challenged mother of seven children. She heard my plea for help while traveling with my children this week, and graced us with this post that is guaranteed to make you...... -
Help for Holiday Stress: Part Two Ready for Part Two of Managing Holiday Stress? Here you go! Nurture yourself. Schedule some time each day to relax, even if its just a few moments to read or have a quiet cup of tea. You will be better able to respond to your loved one's needs while enjoying...... -
Postpartum Survival Strategies: Find Peace in Your Holidays The holidays can be filled with some of the most beautiful moments for your family, but with that beauty is sure to come stress and headache, especially for new parents. Taking care of a new baby in your home is a monumental task by itself. Throw in the madness...... -
Guest Blogger Lauren Hale's "Five Secrets To A Happy Mama" Today's Guest Blogger, Lauren Hale, is joining me on the air on The Mommy-Muse Is In: Empowering Your Journey into Motherhood . Once you've listened in and read "Five Secrets to a Happy Mama," I know you'll want to check out her blog, Unexpected Blessing. Enjoy! "Over the past five years I have been on...... -
Play AND Feed a Hungry Person at FreeRice.com! WARNING: This game may make you smarter. It may improve your speaking, writing, thinking, grades, job performance and maybe even your parenting! I have just discovered FreeRice.com, a delightful non-profit website run by the United Nations World Food Program. They offer completely free educational games, with the goal of providing......
