Tag: for kids
Going Away Party Ideas For Kids (Or Grown-Ups!)
Read more: Going Away Party Ideas For Kids (Or Grown-Ups!)Moving can be an exciting adventure…and a big adjustment, especially for children. Regardless of how far you’re moving, the transition may bring up difficult feelings for your kids, so it’s important to reframe their thinking and promote the positive aspects of relocating. There are many different strategies and tools for preparing your child, but one…
How to Find the Right School District for Your Child
Read more: How to Find the Right School District for Your ChildFinding the right school district can be an important part of your new home search. Whether you’re planning to start a family, a parent looking for the best education for your children or a savvy house hunter with resale in mind, an attractive school district may be one of your top wish list items as…
Checklist for Moving Out of State with Kids
Read more: Checklist for Moving Out of State with KidsMoving to a new home in a new state can be an emotional experience for anyone, but it can be especially challenging for children who may feel as though they have little say in the decision to pick up stakes. This checklist for moving out of state with kids was designed to help you better…
Backyard Activities for the Whole Family
Read more: Backyard Activities for the Whole FamilySummer is winding down, which means now is the time to take advantage of your beautiful backyard while you can. When the last of the warm temps and blue skies beckon, you can bring on the family fun with these anything-but-basic backyard activities: Camping. You don’t need to travel far from home to enjoy a…
How to Talk to Your Child About Relocating
Read more: How to Talk to Your Child About RelocatingWhether you’re moving across town or across the country, relocating to a new area comes with its challenges. For children, who often have little or no say in the decision, it can be a difficult transition. As a parent, you’re in a unique position to help shape your child’s outlook on moving. Downplay the negative…
Get Our Back-to-School Checklist
Read more: Get Our Back-to-School ChecklistSchool is almost back in session. Are you prepared for the year ahead? If you answered no, don’t worry! We’re sharing a back to school checklist that will help ensure your star student starts the year off on the right foot—and your sanity remains intact! Read on for tips on scheduling, meal planning, homework help…
4th of July Activities for Kids
Read more: 4th of July Activities for KidsIndependence Day is right around the corner and you’re searching for new and exciting ways to celebrate with your pint-sized patriots this year. From red, white and blue refreshments and the best USA-themed bike décor to backyard games the entire family will enjoy, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite 4th of July activities for…
Cute Halloween Ideas for Your Home
Read more: Cute Halloween Ideas for Your HomeWho says you can only celebrate All Hallows Eve on October 31? Embrace the spooky spirit all month long with eerily elegant décor, ghoulish (but delicious) recipes and festive activities to do with the whole family. We’ve searched the web and scared up some hauntingly cute Halloween ideas for your home. Take a look!
9 Kids Books About Moving Away
Read more: 9 Kids Books About Moving AwayIs your young child moving for the first time? If so, they may have lots of questions you’ll need to navigate with them. Reading the right books together could help them understand this big life change and work through the big feelings that naturally come with it. We’ve gathered a list of stories you can…
A Moving Checklist for Your Kids
Read more: A Moving Checklist for Your KidsMake moving a stress-free experience for you and a fun one for your kids! Involve them in the process with our 6-week moving checklist for kids 10 and under.
Preparing Your Teen for a Move
Read more: Preparing Your Teen for a MoveYou’re counting down the days until your upcoming move, but your teenager doesn’t share your enthusiasm. First, take comfort in the fact that their reaction is perfectly normal. Such transition can be difficult, especially for teens who are already undergoing physical, intellectual and personality changes and may feel powerless over the situation and afraid of…
