20 night chat topics before school starts to keep your children happy and relaxed

The back-to-school season is approaching, and children, especially those who are about to enter kindergarten, may feel nervous and uneasy. To help children make a smooth transition, parents can have some light-hearted chats with their children the night before school starts. Here are 20 late-night chat topics to keep your kids happy and relaxed as they enter kindergarten. 1. Reminiscing about wonderful holidays 1. \”Baby, what is your favorite thing to do during this holiday?\” Let the children recall the happy times during the holiday and enhance their positive emotions. 2. \”What fun places did you go to during the vacation? Tell me about it.\” Share travel experiences and exercise your children\’s expression skills. 2. Meeting new friends 3. \”Do you want to make new friends in kindergarten? How do you think you can make new friends?\” Guide children to look forward to interpersonal interactions in the new environment. 4. \”If you met a new friend, what would you do with him?\” Stimulate children\’s imagination and prepare for social activities after entering kindergarten. 3. Interesting activities in kindergarten 5. \”Baby, do you know what fun activities there are in kindergarten?\” You can introduce your children to some common activities in kindergarten, such as painting, singing, playing games, etc. 6. \”What activities do you most want to participate in in kindergarten?\” Understand your children\’s interests and hobbies so that you can better guide them to participate in activities after entering the kindergarten. 4. Teachers and Friends 7. \”What do you think the kindergarten teachers will be like?\” Help children establish a positive impression of teachers. 8. \”What do you want your friends to be like?\” Let the children have certain imagination and expectations for their future classmates. 5. Your own growth 9. \”Baby, do you think you have grown up? What can you do in kindergarten when you grow up?\” Encourage children to recognize their own growth and enhance their self-confidence. 10. \”Can you dress and eat by yourself? In kindergarten, we must learn to take care of ourselves.\” Cultivate children\’s self-care ability in advance. 6. Share stories 11. \”Tell me your favorite story today.\” Exercise your child\’s language expression and imagination. 12. \”Do you want to hear me tell you a story about kindergarten?\” Let children understand the life in kindergarten through stories and reduce the sense of strangeness. 7. Favorite Colors and Animals 13. \”What is your favorite color? Why do you like this color?\” Understand the child\’s preferences and prepare for handicraft activities after entering the kindergarten. 14. \”What is your favorite animal? What are its characteristics?\” Stimulate children\’s curiosity and desire to explore. 8. Dreams and Wishes 15. \”Baby, what is your dream? What do you want to do when you grow up?\” Cultivate your children\’s lofty ideals. 16. \”Do you have any little wishes? We can work together to realize it.\” Let the children feel the support and care of their parents. 9. Safety knowledge 17. \”What safety issues should we pay attention to in kindergarten?\” Instill safety awareness in children in advance. 18. “What would you do if you encountered difficulties?” Teach your children how to ask for help. 10. Looking forward to the start of school 19. \”Are you looking forward to the start of school? Why?\” Guide children to be positiveRight to the start of school. 20. \”Let\’s prepare for the start of school together. What do you want to prepare?\” Involve children in preparing for the start of school and enhance their sense of responsibility and belonging. Through these late-night chat topics, parents can build a closer relationship with their children, and at the same time, they can help children relieve their tension before school starts, allowing them to welcome kindergarten life with a happy and relaxed attitude. During the chat, parents should listen to their children\’s thoughts and feelings and provide positive responses and encouragement. I believe that with the company and guidance of their parents, the children will be able to successfully adapt to kindergarten life and start a wonderful journey of growth.