Pack these items in your car.
Drinks and snacks in a cooler.
Mealtime must-haves like paper towels,
disposable plates, utensils.
Bathroom basics including toilet paper,
soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste.
Change of clothes and a plastic bag for
laundry.
Important documents such as medical
records, passports, lease agreement.
Buttoned Up Moving Kit, by Alicia Rockmore
and Sarah Welch.
This great kit takes you through your move from
start to finish, with a detailed time line, change-
of-address forms, checklists, and stress-relief tips.
Big Ernie's New Home, by Teresa and Whitney
Martin.
This book acknowledges the sadness and anxiety
a young child may feel about moving.
Moving House, by Anne Civardi.
The simple pictures and text will
help your kids open up about
their concerns.
Moving with Kids, by Lori
Collins Burgan.
A parents' guide that's packed
with tips to help make the move
less stressful.
Handy extras like a flashlight, tool kit,
matches, scissors, pencils, trash bags
*pull ups or diapers if you are in that
stage.
A good ol' standby—the iPad comes
in handy when you just need a little
peace and quiet in the car to zone out
after packing (remember headphones
for the kiddos).
Books That Can Help
Moving Day Survival Kit
