Upping Sticks: How to Move House and Stay Sane

by RichardCraze (Editor), RoniJay (Editor), Dr . Sandi Mann (Author), Dr . Paul Seager (Author)

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  Paperback
  2007

  $5.09

  They say moving house is one of the most stressful things you'll ever do. And they're not kidding: nearly half of house movers have conflict with their partners about the move; half of house sellers hate showing viewers round; a third of house movers regret their move; and, half house sellers/buyers are unhappy with their estate agent. Buying or selling is bad enough, but most people are probably doing both. And if you're moving with children or animals the stakes get even higher. Mortgage problems, buyers who pull out, chains, dealing with solicitors, leaving a house you love, settling kids into a new school...yep, it's no surprise it's so stressful.Which is why occupational psychologists Sandi Mann and Paul Seager have written a book to help people move with the minimum of stress. In Upping Sticks they've drawn on information from their own survey of house movers and what makes their blood boil, and they add loads of tips, character profiles, case studies and checklists to help people relax and stay chilled as they sell their home, find and buy the new house, cope with moving day, get children - and even pets - through the move, and finally settle in and meet the neighbours.

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  Paperback
  2009

  $3.25

  All of a sudden you find yourself responsible for a tiny, fragile baby and you feel extremely daunted. Babies for Beginners will help you through the first few months answering many of your questions: * How will I know when my baby needs winding? * What's the best way to hold my newborn? * Is breast or bottle feeding right for me? From bedtime to bathtime, mealtime to playtime, this book arms you with all the information you'll need to become a capable, confident parent.