"Making The Transition Happen"
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Give your child a few weeks to adjust to the new environment.
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If the child is anxious, the parent should be more patient and loving.
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Use lots of smiles and encouragement.
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Children takes time to get accustomed to a new environ.
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Use simple reassurances!! “I Love U “or a tight hug works wonders.
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Write notes to your child on which she can scribble and feel inseparable.
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Heart shaped chits put in the pocket to symbolize kisses are reminders.
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Children enjoy surprises - keep a flower, a family photograph, to greet her.
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Do not carry expensive gifts. Your love should be unconditional.
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Spend a few minutes of quality time at the start and end of each day.
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A kiss, a prayer – goes a long way in helping them feel loved and secured.
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Show less separation anxiety, the child will settle down soon.
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Last, but not the least, being a relaxed and confident parent is most important.
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Make the transition process enjoyable.
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"Prepare your child well in advance to accept school as an extension of his secured home".
