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Preparing Your Family for the Sale of Your Home

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Moving is a part of life, especially for families that want to grow, or just need a change of scenery. But, it can also be a stressful life event, even if it’s necessary.

Making sure your family understands why you’re moving can help them to prepare for the transition and make the process easier on everyone, especially if you’re a first-time seller.

Preparing to move is a major milestone in any family’s life. So, while it’s important to plan ahead and prepare as much as possible, you also have to expect the unexpected and be ready for anything throughout the moving process.

Not sure how to do that? We’ve got you covered.

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Make Your Kids a Part of the Process

It’s important to be age-appropriate when you’re talking about a move with your children. But, no matter their age, there are things they can do to be a part of the experience. The more hands-on they are, the less likely it will be for them to fight against the idea of leaving their home. So, what can you do to include them? For younger children:

  • Try to keep their normal routine
  • Talk to them about every step of what’s happening
  • Let them collect their toys from around the house
  • Set up a

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