It is hard enough for kids to move, let alone to a strange place where no one sounds the same and schoolmates have never heard of the Pokemon.

To help kids cope with a move remember to:
   Stick to routines.
When their whole world is upside down, it is comforting for kids to stick to normal meal and bedtime routines.
   Expect regression.
If your six-year old starts sucking a thumb again, keep your cool and remember regression is a natural response to stress and things will return to normal soon.
   Be a good listener.
Listen to your children’s fears and let them know it's okay to feel sad and that soon things will be okay.
   Be patient.
It will take time for little ones to feel at home and confident enough to make new friends and go out.

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