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Recommendations for easy adaptation to kindergarten: if you are interested in how your child’s adaptation is going, ask the teacher at a time when the baby does not hear your conversation. Regret and fear are transmitted to the child from the parents, thereby increasing hostility towards the teacher. Regularity of visits. It happens when it is difficult for parents to see the child’s emotions, or they are ashamed that their baby does not yet know how to use the toilet or spoon, and trips to the garden end. These are natural feelings of parents, and they can be overcome by remembering the main purpose of taking the child to a preschool institution. Do not intimidate the child in the kindergarten when he is naughty. Do not disappear when the teacher takes the baby, with the goal of “he won’t notice, he will cry less.” It doesn't work that way. This is a reason for greater fear. Create a ritual of farewell and greeting. When you say goodbye, you can wish them a good day, so during the ritual it will be easier for the child to let go of the parent. try to pick up your child on time. It is better to say the time 10 minutes later, in case of force majeure. Do not express concerns about going to kindergarten, for example, when chatting with friends/family. This way you instill uncertainty and danger in the child. Do not succumb to provocations. Yes, it will be alarming and pathetic to see the child’s emotions, but if he understands that he can achieve his goal, then he will not go to kindergarten. Remind about the need for a hike. Do not tire the child during the adaptation period, do not visit noisy places, and sudden changes in everyday life are not recommended. First look at the territory of the kindergarten, how interesting it is, what the children are doing, what kind of slides there are. Do not focus on the fact that the child will soon go there. Teach the child to turn to another person for a request or help. Having patience and goodwill, teach the child independence: to dress, eat. This is not an instant process. And if suddenly the baby does not yet know how to do this, this is not a reason for shame and refusal from kindergarten. Looking at adult children, your baby will take the initiative to be independent.