The military lifestyle provides children with the opportunity to develop strong characteristics as they grow up. A study by Richard Lerner reveals: “Children who move can “reinvent” themselves; they can try new activities, explore different social relationships, and develop new interests and talents. In one study, 75 percent of military parents said moving improved their children's development. » (Lerner) Parents saw the benefits of the move and reveal that it improved their child's development. This creates more adventures and allows children to be more open to trying new activities and interests. This statistic shows that moving can be a major factor in the development of socially active characteristics. Being able to move can foster a more diverse set of character traits that children can acquire. Activities such as sports can help promote teamwork, leadership or even competitive nature, while new interests like playing an instrument can develop more traits of hard work, dedication and intuition . These characteristics promote positive growth in the child's social development. Being more extroverted and more accustomed to new environments and experiences helps children socialize and adapt to new