More often, children are very resistant to the idea of moving out to a new place because for them, moving to a new house would mean leaving their friends behind, going into a new, unfamiliar school, and difficulty to meet new people.  However, you can turn these into better and positive ideas that your children can accept.  In order to achieve this, use the following tips:
 
Make sure that you do not leave your children behind, make them involved.  Getting your children involved with the moving out process will make them feel and realize that the entire process is going to be healthy and fun. Let your children realize that moving to a new house will allow them to meet new friends and eventually can add up to their set of friends.  Make them realize that part of life is experiencing and meeting new people.Tell your children that there is a new school that awaits them to the new place that they are moving into. Entice your children by visually telling them how exciting the new school is.
 
It is never an easy job to prepare the children to move out, but with enough preparation and positive outlook about it, then it can somehow be a little less stressing and challenging.