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5 Tips For Moving With Kids

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Buying a new house at the Lake of the Ozarks impacts everyone in family, both immediate and extended. If you have young children, moving can be especially challenging; children tend to thrive in stable, consistent environments, and uprooting them can cause a lot of stress and turmoil in their lives. Arrowhead Title, Inc. is here to help you overcome some of these challenges. Moving With Children As parents of little ones involved in a move, you will probably want to make the process as easy and stress-free on your children as you can. Taking the time to listen to and plan ahead for their needs can make a world of difference. Here are a few tips to help simplify the process of moving with kids. 1. Let Them Be Involved In The Process One of the reasons moving can be stressful for children is that they often feel helpless and completely uninvolved in the process. While you probably won't want to bring your children with you to every house you tour, it may be helpfu...

The Origins of Labor Day

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We're about to hit the one of the busiest holiday weekends at the Lake of the Ozarks. The school year has already started, but Labor Day is a chance for family and friends of all ages to enjoy one last weekend before summer unofficially draws to an end. This "summer blowout" is how most of us tend to think about Labor Day - barbecues, boating, and summer fun - but how did this American holiday begin? Your friends at Arrowhead Title, Inc. are here to delve into the history of Labor Day with you so we can learn more about this great holiday. Bleak Beginnings The history of Labor Day dates back to the height of the Industrial Revolution in the late 1800s. While this was a highly successful time for America's economy and manufacturing, it was a dismal time for America's workers. Most workers worked twelve-hour shifts, seven days a week, simply to earn a basic living. While some states had restrictions in place, many children (some even as young as five or six...