text: Small Children: If you’re moving with children, make sure that children have some of their favorite things – toys, blankets, games, music, etc., – that will keep them content on a drive. Pack a box with comfort items & items that are special to them so that you can quickly place them in the room when you arrive before they enter. This will give them the Comfort of Home & may help with adjustment. A favorite Picture, a bedside lamp, a stuffed toy or a night lite items that will fell like “home” to them.
  Older Children: If you have teens or older children be sure to have there favorite technology ready to be accessed. Pack a special box with favorite movies, music and games and have it ready for them when they arrive. If you are on a limited text or cell minute plan a gift of extended minutes to contact friends left behind is a great way to help teens cope with leaving behind friends. Make them a part of the move, ask for input on room arrangements etc.. this too will help them in transition into the new home.
  Elderly & Medical Concerns: Moving as a senior or a person with a medical concern can be a challenge. Remember to pack all medications, medical equipment and testing equipment and keep them in the vehicle with you. Be sure to plan for the unexpected and have extra on hand should a delay occur. Continue with your regular medical routine, plan stops, breaks and meals. Be sure to rest when you can and not over do it. Research Medical facilities and doctors in the area you are moving to, or ask your doctors to refer you. Ask your doctors to help you transfer medical records to your new doctor. Once you are settled you can schedule an appointment with the doctor, but in the event something should happen before then, your new physician will have the necessary records to assist you.