Moving is stressful. The “To do” list of packing boxes, garage sales, turning off utilities, turning on utilities, notifying the post office, the physical job of the move, and unpacking, just to name a fraction of the beehive activity seems a mile long. There are emotional “Goodbyes,” and first “Hellos.” Add young children to the mix and your list doubles. They are counting on you to take care of everything, even when they have no real idea of the totality of what goes into a successful move.
Now consider your teenagers. What’s the move like for children who are a little more mature, and are starting to have a more mature understanding of their world, who are beginning to have more mature relationships? What about young adult children who have already started to drive, to date?
Here are some tips for parents to help their older children struggling with a move have a more positive transition to a new life in a new Crown Point, Chesterton, or Munster home:
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