School starts in September, 7 major things and 35 key points for children to return to kindergarten

Kindergarten is about to start in the new semester. When children come to the kindergarten for the first time, they will have fear and various discomforts due to changes in the environment and personnel. This is a normal phenomenon. Parents do not need to panic to avoid affecting their children\’s emotions. Before school starts, the most important thing is to be mentally prepared and ready for basic life skills before entering kindergarten. When children first enter the kindergarten, they will suffer from separation anxiety and cry incessantly. Each child has an adaptation period of about a week. We hope that parents will trust the teachers and insist on sending their children to the kindergarten. 1. Parents are their children’s first teachers 1. Parents need to tell your children that there are many children in the kindergarten, and it is a place where you can happily play games with them. Children may feel nervous, tired, or even uneasy due to their first collective life. Parents are asked to pick up their children on time. After returning home, I talk to my children about the teachers and children in the kindergarten every day. (Which child in the class has changed? Who have you become a good friend with? What should you learn from your good friends? etc…) 2. Before children come to kindergarten, parents should help children prepare mentally according to their characteristics. Be prepared and do not scare or instill fear in your children. 3. Life should start to be regular, go to bed early and get up early to ensure that children can come to the kindergarten in a happy mood every day. 4. Introduce your child\’s daily habits to the teacher in advance. If you need help, you can discuss it with the teacher. 5. Before coming to the kindergarten, please help your children develop the habit of doing things independently and learn simple life skills. 6. Guide children on the correct way to interact with peers, avoid conflicts with peers, and be able to get along well with each other. This way you will have more friends. 7. When a child conflicts with a child for some reason, parents should provide correct and positive guidance to prevent the child from conflicting with other children again. 8. Contact the teacher for individual situations, and the teacher will pay attention in a timely manner. 2. Precautions for dressing. The weather in early autumn has a large temperature difference between morning and evening, and it is not easy for children to adapt. I would like to make the following suggestions on clothing. I hope it will be helpful to you. 1. Clothing should be light and not too cumbersome to avoid inconvenience for children when going to the toilet and doing activities. 2. Due to the large temperature difference between morning and evening, it is recommended that children wear a thicker coat and bring a slightly thinner coat and pants when coming to the kindergarten. 3. Listen to the weather forecast every night, which will be of great help in dressing young children and avoid wearing too much or too little clothes. 4. Pay attention to young children and take medicine promptly if they have uncomfortable symptoms to prevent spring colds. 5. If there are special circumstances or children with special physiques, please contact the teacher in time to avoid accidents. 3. Dietary Precautions After the children have rested during the holidays and restarted the collective life of the kindergarten, they also have many discomforts in terms of diet. Based on past experience, the following suggestions are provided. I hope it will be helpful to you. 1. Children\’s adaptation to the environment requires a process. In kindergartens, children may have poor diet or not eat enough, and they may get angry. It is recommended that parents provide supplements to children at home, such as milk, fruits, easily digestible foods, etc. and provide timely feedback to the teacher. 2. It is recommended that young children eat some light food at home, which can not only ensure the normal consumption of the body, but also digest and absorb to prevent getting angry. If too much cold food is given to young children, it will cause adverse reactions especially to children who are prone to getting angry.Should cause physical discomfort. 3. Increase the amount of activity, supplement the child\’s diet in a timely manner, and adjust the diet structure to ensure the normal consumption of the child\’s body in the recent period. Young children may have dry stools due to unadaptation to life. Parents can feed their children some bananas, drink honey water, etc. 4. Contact the teacher in time about the child’s situation for timely guidance and education. IV. Safety Precautions for Pick-up and Drop-off 1. To protect the safety of children, please consciously abide by the kindergarten\’s pick-up and drop-off system. If there are special circumstances, ask someone else to pick up the child on your behalf. You must also strictly follow the kindergarten regulations. Please be sure to say hello to the teacher when picking up. Then pick up and drop off the children. 2. Please bring a change of clothes based on your child’s actual situation. 3. When picking up or dropping off children, consciously abide by traffic rules and refrain from jumping or running on the road. 4. Remind children to keep to the right when going up and down stairs, not to jump or run on the stairs, not to climb the stair handrails, and to care for the sanitary facilities and wall decorations in the corridors. 5. In order to protect the safety of children, children should wear clothes that are convenient for movement when entering the kindergarten, and the shoes they wear should be easy for children to put on and take off. Children should not wear hairpins on their heads or accessories on their bodies. Check children\’s clothes and accessories every day, and do not bring children to the kindergarten with sharp, easy-to-swallow, or easy-to-lose accessories and supplies. 6. When picking up children, you must make a handover with the reception teacher in person. Do not chat with the reception teacher for a long time, which will affect the work. 7. Parents are asked to pick up and drop off their children on time according to the specified time. If there are special circumstances, please call the class teacher to inform! 5. Hygiene and Health Precautions 1. If a child\’s immediate family member has an infectious disease, the teacher should be notified and entry into the kindergarten will be postponed until no infection is confirmed before entering the kindergarten. 2. If the disease is discovered, treat it in time, and you can only enter the park after you recover. If the child has a history of allergies, convulsions or other medical conditions, he or she must explain it clearly to the kindergarten and keep good records. If children conceal their medical history and have adverse consequences, they will be responsible for their own responsibility. 3. If a child is found to be unwell before coming to the kindergarten (such as having fever, vomiting, colic, taking medicine at home, or having to take medicine after being treated in the hospital), the child should introduce the situation in detail to the teacher during the morning check-up and explain The child’s condition, medication status and medication requirements. If children bring medicines into the kindergarten, parents must personally explain to the teacher on duty how to take them and register the medication. 4. If a child feels unwell when entering the kindergarten, the parent will take him to the hospital for treatment or stay in the kindergarten for observation. When staying in the kindergarten for observation, parents should take the initiative to call the kindergarten to get in touch with the child\’s physical condition in a timely manner. 5. Children will not be allowed to enter the kindergarten if the following conditions occur: children have a fever above 38 degrees, have stitches, have unhealed fractures, have an asthma attack, or have not fully recovered from infectious diseases. 6. Parents who find that their children have infectious diseases (such as hand, foot and mouth, bacillary dysentery, mumps, hepatitis, eczema, pink eye, etc.) should contact the kindergarten immediately and isolate them according to the regulations of the epidemic prevention station to facilitate the prevention work of the whole kindergarten. . 7. Our kindergarten provides reasonable meals for children every day and attaches great importance to health and nutrition! To prevent children from developing bad eating habits, try not to bring other snacks. 6. Precautions for managing children\’s emotions. At the beginning of the new semester, children will have emotional fluctuations. Here are some suggestions: 1. Parents should show positive emotions, like the kindergarten, and like the kindergarten teachers., which can have a positive impact on children. 2. Insist on sending children to kindergarten to prevent children from making excuses not to come to kindergarten, which will cause difficulties for children to enter kindergarten, and children\’s emotions will also be affected. 3. When children are unhappy, they should be given correct and positive emotional guidance to avoid blindly blaming others and causing emotional instability in the child. 4. Provide positive encouragement to children’s happy emotions to ensure that children can come to the kindergarten happily. 5. Communicate with children about happy things in kindergarten every day, so that children can experience success in kindergarten life. This will enhance children\’s happy mood in kindergarten so that they can come to kindergarten smoothly. 6. For children who have difficult-to-calm emotions, parents should contact teachers in a timely manner to achieve joint education at home to ensure that children come to the kindergarten happily. 7. Precautions for parent behavior 1. Parents should be neat and tidy when entering and leaving the kindergarten, be civilized and polite in words and deeds, and set a good example for their children. 2. Take good care of the facilities in the park and keep the environment hygienic in the park. Do not smoke, spit, or throw paper scraps casually. 3. Only if parents study hard can children make progress every day.