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Welcome to Lake Chelan
How to Help Your Child Move
Helping Children With a Move
' Show the children the new home and their new room prior to moving. If this is not possible, pictures or videos will help them visualize where they are going.
' Assure children that you won't forget their friends.
' Make a scrap book of the old home and neighborhood.
' Throw a good-bye party. At the party have their friends sign a tee shirt.
' Have your children write good-bye letters and enclose their new address. You may wish to call the other children's parents so they will encourage return letters.
' When packing, give them their own box. They can decorate it so they know which one it is.
' If you move far away buy postcards when you stop so they can remember the trip.
' When unpacking, allow them to unpack their treasures then, have them play with the boxes while you unpack.
' Start a scrap book for their new home. Include a diary of My first...
' Visit their new school, park, church etc... Take a camera.
' Help your children invite new friends over to the house.
' Let them choose a new favorite restaurant. This will help them feel in control of their new world.
' Encourage them to send letters about their new home, to their friends.
' Involve your children in groups, sports, and activities like the ones they used to participate in.
' Remember even if you only lived in a home a few years to a young child it is nearly their entire lifetime!
Contact Valerie for any additional questions!
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