Packages Moving has become a common feature of the American way of life. Statistics indicate that one out of five families move every year. But whether a family is a veteran or a rookie in the moving process, one aspect of moving that is frequently overlooked or left to chance is the effect relocation will have on children.
Many factors contribute to how a child reacts to a move.
Here is a brief look into some of them. If you as parents view the changes as the fulfillment of some hope or ambition, the feeling you will transmit to those around you will be happy ones. You will meet the inconvenience of relocating with an optimistic outlook. On the other hand, if the move is associated with disappointment or grief, you and your children will be troubled, and the children may be unintentionally left to fend for themselves in a situation they probably don't understand. But regardless of the motivation for your move, attention to children's feelings is very important.