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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My husband moved 6 times as a kid.  While he didn't love moving, the only one that was a huge problem was the move in the middle of high school.  He adapted fine to all of the other moves.

Middle school is a perfect time to move.  The kids will get over it.  [/quote]
NP.. moving in MS is a toss up.  My sister moved while older one was in MS, younger in ES.  Younger adapted. Older had a really really hard time. Fell in with a bad crowd.

We moved when the kids were 7 and 4.  Easily adapted.

My DH moved at 13 or 14.  He adapted.

It really is a toss up.  MS age is already kind of hard.  This could make it harder.  It really depends on the kids.[/quote]

With a middle schooler, there’s no way to predict how they will turn out whether you move or stay put. Two of my former in-laws managed to fall in with a bad crowd at Churchill despite living in the neighborhood since they were toddlers.[/quote]

The pp inferred the move affected the child. Not the same scenario as you gave. [/quote]

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