Preschool Readiness Tips To Ensure Your Child Is Prepared
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Preschool Readiness: Ensuring Your Child Is Prepared
Is your child ready for preschool? Even if they've been attending daycare, they might not be fully prepared for a preschool setting. Here’s how you can help them get ready.
Encourage Social Interaction
Before expecting your child to interact easily with other preschoolers, introduce them gradually to playmates. This helps them learn crucial skills like sharing and taking turns. Many children who haven't had much interaction with peers may find preschool integration challenging. Organize playdates or enroll them in social activities to build their confidence in group settings.
Acknowledge Their Concerns
If your child expresses fear about starting preschool, it's important to listen and validate their feelings instead of dismissing them. Understanding and supporting their emotions is key to their emotional development. Consider watching a video or reading a book together about starting school. For instance, the "Franklin" series by Paulette Bourgeois includes a helpful book titled "Franklin Goes to School." Check your local library for more titles.
By fostering social skills, acknowledging their feelings, and engaging them in activities with other children, you can help ensure your child feels ready and confident when the time comes to start preschool.
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