Relocating to a new house is a stressful experience, regardless of how excited or enthusiastic you might be feeling about this new chapter in your life. Most people would simply want to skip right through the moving process and start life in their new homes, without having to go through the entire relocation experience. However, seeing as to how there’s no magical solution that would let you do that, we’ve put together advice from the best removals companies on how you can manage moving day stress and maintain your productivity for an easy, efficient house removal. To begin with, you must first address the issue of young children. Young children not only get in the way during a house removal, but they also get bothered and upset and unlike adults, they can’t quite manage their moods. Ideally, you should ask a close friend or a relative to watch your kids for a few days while you relocate. Ask someone who also has young children themselves so that your kids can enjoy some fun-filled days while you’re busy. If you can’t send your kids away for a few days, ask someone to come over and babysit them throughout. It’s very important that you ask a friend or a relative who’s not only familiar with your kids, but also knows how to take care of them. If your relocation process is extended over a couple of days, you will want someone who can maintain your kids’ normal routine throughout. Next, you must remember to keep a check on your temper during the house removal. It’s very easy to lash out at people around you when you are stressed and under pressure, but what most of us don’t realise is just how hurtful and lasting these small outbursts can be. Coach yourself to think before you say anything and stay mentally prepared for such moments. If you know that there’s a possibility of losing your temper, you’re less likely to give in to the impulse. Share this tip with your family too, so that you all make it a point to behave sensibly and sensitively towards one another. Impose time-out every day during the relocation process. Even when you’re hiring a moving company to pack and move for you, you must take a break and get away from the chaos for at least an hour. Do this on all the days leading up to the move as well as a few days after. Allow yourself and your family members some entertainment and enjoyable breaks so that you all get a chance to unwind together. Try to maintain a normal routine as much as is possible during the move, especially when it comes to meals. It’s very important to eat well, and on time, because you’ll be up on your feet all day and your body really needs the energy and nutrition. Regular, light, healthy meals go a long way in helping you feel good and stay strong during the move. And if your budget allows it, be sure to hire a moving company to help you shift into your new home. Packing, lifting heavy items and transporting them to a new address are strenuous, exhausting tasks and ideally you should not try to manage them on your own. Hiring a team of professional packers and movers is also the easiest way of managing most of your stress: when you know that the pros are going to be responsible for the toughest parts of the move, it will take a great load off your shoulders.