The first time a child is sent to school is the intersection of worries and expectations. From a child's point of view, it can be a very shocking experience for a child to go to school alone for the first time.
Fortunately, many children today tend not to go to school hardly. Particularly, it is more true for parents who are working with dual-income parents, children from overseas dispatch workers, and grandparents.
Nina Garcia, an American parent, provided eight tips on preventing and curing children from school through blogs. The first way is to talk about the school in a positive way. It is good to talk about school study and new friends.
Garcia suggests that you put a bracelet or small toy that can be touched when you are nervous or afraid, like a "heart-stable blankets", in your child's bag. When you arrive at school early, your child has the advantage of getting to know your friends coming to school in turn.
The first thing a child does when he gets to school is important. "If you go to school, you can make it fun to go to school by leading you to do your favorite thing first," Garcia said. "It's also possible to ask your teacher about your child's favorite activities. Even a child might prompt his parents to want to go to school quickly. "
When you break up with a child in front of the school gate, you should say "goodbye". If you do not say goodbye well, your child will not try to break away from your parents' barely. Greetings should be concise in a bright atmosphere. If you take too much time, your child will feel confused. It is recommended that you ask the teacher about your child's school life and talk about your child's merits.
Finally, parents should encourage their children to 'express their feelings naturally' at home and help them find ways to accommodate and cope with feelings that are afraid, angry, hurt, and worried.
