[header] How to rearrange your room [title] Ask permission first. [step] Before you go shifting around your bed or other furniture, make sure you have the go-ahead from parents, partners, roommates, or landlords, to make sure it's ok to move stuff around. This can also be a good opportunity to ask for a helping hand when moving time comes.
[header] How to rearrange your room [title] Ask permission first. [step] Before you go shifting around your bed or other furniture, make sure you have the go-ahead from parents, partners, roommates, or landlords, to make sure it's ok to move stuff around. This can also be a good opportunity to ask for a helping hand when moving time comes.
The fewer people will feel like they're dealing with the pressure to move everything, the better. [substeps] If you can split the room with someone you're not close with, or lease a share, now may be a good time to go. [substeps] Don't attempt to move especially large furniture by yourself. If you're going to try to move a big dresser or a bed, you need at least one other person to help you, and preferably more. It can help even the smallest added hassle because you'll get both your parents permission and help from a trusted friend or family member. Don't leave last-minute stuff sitting around! Put things in your closet, if you own one. [substeps] To rearrange your room, you'll have to tell a trusted adult what needs to be moved and look forward to them making an official request. [title] Try rearranging the furniture manually.