May is National Moving Month and the kick-off to the busy moving season. Many of the thousands on the move this season will have a little mover in tow to consider as well.Every parent knows having a baby at home is an adventure. Take that everyday baby voyage and mix in moving your home, and now your adventure is more like a hike up Mount Everest!Here’s the good news, if you plan ahead and take simple steps, that trek will become a walk in the park (well maybe not, but a manageable stroll up hill.) Before you pack up and gear up for the baby + move exploration, check out this complete guide for parents moving with a baby to ease the stress and enjoy the transition.

May is National Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month. It’s time to learn about and bring awareness to this devastating disease. About 30,000 children and adults have cystic fibrosis (CF) in The Untied States. While the life expectancy for someone with CF has doubled in the last 30 years, children and adults people still lose their lives to this disease every day. There is no cure, yet. It’s time to find a cure.How can you help? Use your voice and get involved. Participate in walks and other events to support CF and share the facts on social media and elsewhere. There is a great foundation working to find a cure: the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation as well as, a foundation that supports children and families living with CF: Claire’s Place Foundation. Get involved. Donate. Come to their events.

Earth Day is tomorrow! Even if our current administration isn’t on board with protecting our planet as it moves around the sun, it doesn’t mean that we can’t make our own moves green. Looks like we’ve got to step-up and have Mother Earth’s back. Now is the time to get our green game on and get busy preserving our one and only beautiful earth. Your children and grandchildren will thank you for it.Spring also brings the beginning of the busy moving season. Pair these two occasions together and we have the perfect opportunity to make greener pastures.

In the business of moving, we are part of people’s lives and their new beginnings each and every day. We meet all kinds of individuals and want to recognize those that move us.One truly moving person is Claire Wineland. Claire turns 20 years old this week and was born with cystic fibrosis. In her short life, Claire has undergone more than 20 surgeries, survived months in a coma on mechanical ventilation and was also a Make-a-Wish recipient. This is not, however, what characterizes or defines her. Claire has dedicated her life work to making a difference in the lives of others living with cystic fibrosis.

Have you celebrated the women in your life recently? Now is the perfect time, as we conclude Women’s History Month. Along with the leading ladies who played major roles in shaping our history, let’s cheer on our mothers, sisters, wives, girlfriends, co-workers and bosses, that do amazing things everyday in shaping our lives.Some of the women in our community are making history in their respective fields and non-profit organizations. Here are some amazing women who are making their community a better place everyday. Get inspired and make a difference by getting involved.

The “less is more” rule is especially true when living in a tiny home. It is critical to plan ahead and downsize your belongings, before the moving truck arrives. And, once you move in, there are simple steps to make the small space more livable. It is no big task transforming a tiny home into a bright, organized, spacious home!Here are BIG ideas on how to make your tiny home big livin’.

It’s sweetheart month and you’ve found the one! Sure there’s music, trumpets and fireworks, but mostly it’s just about finding that someone who you want to share your remote control. When you find that special someone that feels like home, moving in together is often the next step.Moving in with your significant other is more than just moving in with a roommate, it’s about finding a balance and creating a home together.So, how do you reduce the landmines scattered through the experience of moving in together?

For Actress & Fashion Blogger Grasie Mercedes and her husband, Family Guy Writer, TV & Radio Host, and former MTV VJ Damien Fahey, the owner of their building decided to sell the duplex they were renting. They had no choice but to move. Watch their moving story.Remember your last moving day? Why did you move? The infographic below illustrates the leading reasons people move.