Most children have a bit of a meltdown the first time they have to be moved out of their home. This is the one place they know they can feel safe so saying goodbye to it can be scary. There may even be real tears and a temper tantrum. This is especially true, if they are old enough to be in school. Even a child who seems excited about the move in the beginning may have a “moment” when it comes to moving day. Below are some tips that will help them get through the move without too many tears, and you make it through without losing your sanity.

Moving abroad can be exciting, but it can also be very stressful, especially if you are not fully prepared. When you move down the road, chances are good that your utilities transfer, and without a doubt, your currency will still be good. Plus, you can make a few trips back and forth as needed. When you make an international move you only have once chance to get it right.

Whether you are trying to make sure you get back every last penny of your security deposit, or if you are moving into a place that desperately needs scrubbing from top to bottom, you may need a little a little help with stains. You better believe that your landlord will take money off your return for crayon on the wall or oil on the driveway. Not to mention, if the stains are at the new place, it will probably make your skin crawl every time you look at them, not knowing the story behind them.

It does not matter if you are renting a truck and handling the move with friends or if you hire movers, you don’t want to see anyone injured during the process. Keep in mind that you may know exactly where to step over the uneven sidewalk, but that does not mean someone helping you won’t end up tripping over it while carrying boxes, and become seriously hurt. Following these tips will help ensure that your moving day goes as smooth as possible.