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Let the child be full of expectations for the new life: before entering the kindergarten, give the child a "preventive vaccination", encourage the child, and tell the child more interesting and funny things about himself or other children in the kindergarten, so as to alleviate the child's strangeness to the kindergarten. Choosing school bags, pillows, quilts, bed sheets, name stickers (embroidered), water bottles, indoor shoes and other items to enter the kindergarten with your child is also an effective way to make your child look forward to his new life.

When children have the confidence to face kindergarten, a sense of security will also arise spontaneously!

Help your child build trust in the kindergarten. You can take your child to the kindergarten in advance, take some pictures of the campus** or make a booklet to introduce the situation in school to your child in advance. Tell your child what specific things he or she will experience in kindergarten, such as singing along with the teacher, playing games, eating snacks, eating lunch, taking a nap, playing in the sand, and so on.

Let children have more room for imagination and look forward to their new life. Remind the elderly at home not to use "go to kindergarten and call the teacher to criticize you" as a way to scare children, and avoid taking advantage of children's separation anxiety and deepening children's fear of kindergarten.

Before entering the kindergarten, parents should also try their best to cultivate their children's independent living ability and help them adapt to the kindergarten routine in advance, especially in the morning, lunch and nap time. In fact, adaptability is the ability to face difficulties alone and find ways to solve them, which can make children gain real self-confidence. Children with strong independence can quickly adapt to the new environment, such as eating and dressing themselves, don't underestimate these living habits, which require children's hand-eye coordination, hand-brain, and use to find solutions.

And, any teacher likes worry-free children!

When sending your child to school, leave firmly, but do a good separation ceremony. Ma Yili also did this. She once recorded on Weibo the situation when her eldest daughter first entered kindergarten:

No matter how much the girl cried, she handed the child to the teacher and walked away without looking back. However, when she turned around, she couldn't stop crying. She knew that she couldn't let her children see her sad, even if she cried, she couldn't let her daughter see it.

But we must pay attention to the ritual of separation with the child, such as a hug and a kiss and leave.

Give your child full companionship and love: The companionship and concern of parents for your child is an important support for your child's growth, building a sense of trust and belonging. Parents should spend more time with their children, understand their emotions and needs, and help them relieve their uneasy emotions.

Encourage your child to participate in team activities: Team activities can help your child build friendships with other children, enhance their social skills, and help them adapt to a new environment more quickly. Accompanied by parents, children can be brought to various activities organized by the community or kindergarten.

Help children build self-confidence: Parents should give their children full praise and encouragement in their daily life, so that children can establish their own values and cognition, and establish a mentality and self-confidence that are not affected by external interference.

4. Learn to communicate with children: Parents should communicate with their children equally, openly and fully, so that children know that they can communicate with themselves at any time. When children express their inner confusion, parents should listen carefully and respect, understand and guide them, and help them through the emotional trough.

In short, children who have just entered kindergarten need the care and support of their parents, and they also need to interact with children of the same age, participate in team activities, and gradually build up a sense of self-confidence and security. Parents should respect their children's psychological development and provide them with the necessary attention and guidance to help them grow.