Packing and moving are already challenging, but when you add extremely fragile items into the mix, the process gets more stressful. Fortunately, you don’t have to worry about breaking anything valuable or irreplaceable. Instead, you can focus on following these tips and ensure your item makes it to your new home safely. Use Dividers Typically, items break not because they get knocked around but because they hit other belongings and crack from the stress. This result is even more common when multiple fragile things are in the same box (i.e., wine glasses). So, one way to protect each piece is to use dividers between them. Cardboard is the most common material, but you can use

Starting a new school can be challenging for kids, especially when it’s happening because of a household relocation. As a parent, you can help your child adjust to a new school by communicating with your child and their teacher, facilitating friendships, and offering assistance to your child as they need it. The following suggestions can help. 1. Communicate With the Teacher Introduce yourself to the teacher on the first day of school. Maintaining open lines of communication with your child’s teacher will help you gather information about how your child is doing in school. Are they struggling? Are they making friends? How’s their behavior and attitude? This information will help you gauge how your child