5 Step Prepare for Kindergarten (Pro Mom Edition, No Panic)

Preparing to take your child to school for the first time is a big step for both mother and child. Even if you are a mother who has always taken care of your child (Full-time Mom), this moment may be particularly heartbreaking or worrying. Let's try these 5 steps.

1. Practice Self-Help Skills

The key to making your child not scolded and easy to get along with your friends is that he feels "done by himself."

Tell the Basic Needs: Train Your Child to Dare to Tell Teachers When "Pee Pain / Shit Pain" or "Water Hungry"

Eat by yourself: Stop feeding 100%. Train your child to sit and eat until the end of the meal itself (even if it's messy, you have to release it).

Put on and take off your shoes: Choose a paste (Velcro) to make it easy for your child to handle. Strengthen his confidence.

2. Routine Reset

Start adjusting at least two weeks before the start of the semester so that the first morning doesn't turn into a war.

Awake and Sleep for Time: Practice Awake the Same Time to Go to Real School

Simulate schedules: e.g., breakfast at 8 o'clock, lunch at noon, so that your body is familiar.

3. Establish a positive attitude towards "school"

Don't use school as a penalty (for example, "Be stubborn, I'll hit the teacher"), but tell me that it's a fun place.

Tales Help: Read Tales About Going to School to Your Children Often

Take Your Child to See Real Places: If Possible, Take Your Child for a Walk, Look at the Playground at School to Make Him Feel Familiar

4.Checklist of Uses (Accent Edition)

In addition to the student uniform, what the mother needs to prepare is:

Name labels are hearts: name pasted stickers or name pumps on clothes / utensils (protection against lost items and toggles)

Reserve Set: Prepare to put at least one bag in case of a snatching accident or spilling water.

Consolation Items: (If School Allows) A rotten doll or small piece of rotten cloth will greatly reduce your child's anxiety.

5. Prepare "Mother" (The Hardest Party)

You'll know our energy. If I'm worried, you'll worry.

When sending a pale heart: Hug, tell love, tell me the time to pick up (for example, "I'm asleep in the day, I'm here to pick up") and walk out. Don't turn around and look often.

Trust in the Teacher: Trust that the teacher is professional enough to cope with crying.

What house is prepared? Or what great items to have? Let's share.

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