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If your place is already furnished properly then there should be a bed, or beds to be exact, awaiting your arrival.

In that case, unpack the bedding and make your bed as soon as you can to know you have something to look forward to.

If there are no beds to be found in your new home and the sleeping furniture is still to be delivered, then you don’t really have a choice but to take out your trusty sleeping bag and spend a night to remember on the floor.

Moving into a new home with a baby or a small child can be a good recipe for a sleepless first night.

Depending on the exact age of your little angel (0-1 or 1-3), he or she will either not notice the changes around them, or they will sense them and get really upset until you figure out a good way to calm them down.

Whatever you do, make sure there’s a trustworthy person by their side at all times.

Moving into a new house with a turtle as a pet shouldn’t worry you too much but get your loyal dog or friendly cat inside a brand new residence, and things may easily get out of hand.

Whenever placed out of their comfort zone, your animal friend will need special attention and constant cares during the first night, and the next few days, or even weeks as most pets will feel the pangs of separation anxiety just like we humans do.