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How to Reduce the Stress of Moving

Posted on by April Stephens

Relocating is never easy but with these ideas the transition can become a smooth process.

When finding a new place to live always remember to locate a good moving company like MyBekins.com, and a good realtor. A realtor will know the area as well as restaurants, schools, daycare services, medical offices, hospitals, or any other services you might need to locate. Once you have found the right realtor for your needs, ask the realtor to provide some lender companies’ names so you can go ahead and get a pre-qualified letter in case you want to go ahead and make an offer on a house. You may also want to look into BondsExpress.com as another loan alternative.

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How to Help Your Kids Adjust to a New City After a Move

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Moving to a new city can be a great opportunity for both personal and professional reasons. While it may be able to give an adult a fresh start and promise for a better future, moving is always hard on a child. Fortunately, there are a variety of tips that can be followed to help your kids adjust to a new city after moving.

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Make Your Next Move a Bit Easier

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Whether you are getting ready to move, or have a friend or family member who is, it can be a very stressful time for all involved. Packing and cleaning, meeting deadlines and keeping the family on schedule can become a big deal. There are a few do-ahead preparations that can help ease the tension and allow things to go more smoothly.

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4 Tips for Helping Your Toddlers Transition Through an Out-of-State Move

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Moving to a new state is a challenge for everyone. Even adults who are excited about moving to a new city may struggle to adjust. For toddlers, who thrive off routine and consistency, relocating to a new state can be difficult to cope with. Take these four suggestions into consideration to help your little one prepare to welcome their new home with open arms.

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Downsizing? 4 Ways to Utilize Small Spaces in Your New Home

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Whether downsizing for minimalist or financial purposes, this transition can be a challenging and reward process at the same time. Many people are nervous about downsizing, but they are much happier when everything is completed. Fortunately, there are ways to make the most out of this transition. Here are four ways to utilize small spaces in your new home.

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Moving in Checklist: All You Need in One Place

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You’ve looked and searched and eventually, you found your beautiful new home. It has all you need – enough storage space, big kitchen, beautiful garden – so you thought that all your troubles have ended.

Think again.

This is actually where your troubles start. The fun, romantic part is done, and all that’s left is hard work. Now you can start panicking about not having enough boxes, not being able to bring all your possessions with you, your dreadful packing skills, moving services, and so on. About this time, you’ll probably start feeling the stress of it all, and you’ll be tempted to just give up on everything, sell the new place ASAP, and stay forever in your tiny, cramped up apartment.

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A Survival Guide for Transporting Plants

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One of the best ways to brighten a room is to add tons of greenery. And while it’s no secret that plants instantly elevate the aesthetic of a room, they have a ton of other added benefits as well. It’s proven that plants help reduce stress and better our moods, plus they’re helpful to the environment by improving air quality and reducing carbon dioxide levels. So it’s safe to say, plants are a must in, not only the household, but office, gym, and any other place you spend sufficient amounts of time.

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How To Move Green In 5 Easy Steps

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The negative impact our throwaway consumerism is highlighted in the news almost every day. Instagram influencers, bloggers and celebrities are using their social media presence exposure to promote healthier ways to eat, ethical ways to buy and highlighting environmental issues.  We are also becoming mindful of where our food comes from and where our products are purchased, and eventually where they end up. We are moving away from products and services churned out of unethical overseas factories, there is a positive swing to buying local and instead of dumping the trash, we separate and recycle where we can.

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How to Choose A Relocation Destination

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If you have the luxury of being able to choose which part of Australia you live, there is indeed much to consider. Climatic conditions will play a part, as will amenities and house prices, and with so many variables to add to the equation, here are some tips on how best to decide on your next living location.

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