Use colour-coded boxes
Giving them tasks like packing their toys or books can
help them feel included and give them a sense of
responsibility. This will also give them something to
focus on while you pack other items in the house.
This will allow the children to sort and organise the
boxes as you pack and make it simpler for you to
know where everything goes when the time has
come to unpack.
Pack your kid's suitcase
Label the boxes
Take breaks and have fun
Having their things easily accessible can prevent kids
from becoming anxious or upset during the ride to the
new place and during the first night once you arrive.
Don't forget to pack a special toy or book your child can
play with during the journey.
This will help you figure out the box's content, thus
knowing what to prioritise when unpacking.
Furthermore, it will prevent any accidents or damage to
fragile items.
You can visit the park, picnic, or watch a movie
together. You aim to make the process more enjoyable
for everyone and give your kids a break from the chaos
of packing.
Try to pack during their naps or when they're
engaged in other activities. If you need more time to
pack, consider hiring a sitter or ask a family member
or friend to watch them while you pack.
HERE IS HOW TO
PACK THE HOUSE
WHEN MOVING WITH
SMALL KIDS
Involve your kids in the process
Pack during nap times
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