• Make sure they feel involved in the move.   Have them pack their own belongings so that they know that they are part of the move and that their things will be waiting for them.
• Schedule some time for them to spend with family and friends. 
• Help them create and address book so that they can keep in touch with their friends and family.
• Schedule goodbye visits to some of their favorite places. (i.e. last visit to the park, the library, their school)
• Get out a map and show them where you will be moving to.
• Surf the web with them and show them some of the tourist attraction sites as well as have them participate in fun online moving games.
• Have quality time together as a family.
• Try to keep your child's schedule as normal as possible before, during and after the move.  The less variance in schedule the less stress your child will experience
• Have them take pictures of the places and people that they will miss so that they can always pull out the picture to look at when their feeling sad.
• Talk to them and let them know how things are going with the move.  It's no use hiding your feelings.  If your honest with them, they will feel better confiding their own fears in you.

Kids Health- Some information for you and your kids to read over about the emotional aspects of your move.

Arnoff Moving & Storage- 16 pages of fun for you and your kids to enjoy.