The organizational details that may include selling a house, finding an apartment or buying a house, and orchestrating the move, can be overwhelming. In addition, you too will be leaving family, friends, familiar activities and routines, and the comfort and security of your current home. It's important to keep communication lines open and try to understand and accept each other's feelings. Just being aware of your feelings helps keep them in perspective. Try to keep a positive outlook, not just for the children but for yourself, too.
Children model the behavior of their parents.
If they see you making the effort to adjust in a positive way, they will, too. Moving gives you a fresh start, like a blank page. It allows you to make changes you've wanted in your life. We're Moving , by Dianna Daniels Booker. Childhood Stress, Delta Books, 1982.