How to help your child survive moving to another city: 3 life hacks
Moving to a new city can be a real challenge for children. SSPDaily talks about simple and effective life hacks that will help facilitate the child's adaptation to the new environment.
Creating a familiar space at home
Creating a familiar and cozy space at home can help children adapt to a new city. Allow them to decorate their new room with treasured items from their old home, such as posters and favorite toys, as this will give them a sense of comfort and stability.
Involve your child in the move
Involving your child in the moving process can help reduce anxiety about change. Allowing your child to help pack, make decisions about the decor of the new room, and choose local attractions to visit can help foster a sense of excitement and optimism about the move.
Making new friends
Encourage your child to participate in clubs, sports teams, or extracurricular activities after the move to help them make new friends and feel part of the new city. Building new friendships can help combat feelings of isolation and create support for your child.
