6 strategies for preparing your child for preschool

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6 strategies for preparing your child for
preschool

• Discuss the change with your child
• Change your sleeping habits
• Maintain a consistent bedtime and waking routine
• Make time to read
• Maintain a consistent bedtime and waking routine
• Reflection before going to bed
• Assist your youngster in becoming
  self-sufficient

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Discuss the change with your child

• Talk to your youngster about school in a positive
  tone. Tell them what is going to happen in
  school, and they will meet new people and
  establish new friends. Also, gently prepare them
  for the reality that they will be separated from
  their parents.

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Change your sleeping habits

• If your youngster has been going to bed and
  waking up late, now is the time to set things
  right. Most children require a lot of sleep a
  2-3-year-old requires 11-14 hours of sleep. 11
  hours of unbroken sleep at night and a 2-3 hour
  nap during the day are ideal.

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Maintain a consistent bedtime and waking routine

• A kid finds consistency extremely reassuring.
  Children are creatures of habit, and they thrive
  when routines are created. They also teach
  students about sequencing, time, and discipline.
  Create a routine that gradually soothes the
  youngster and prepares him for sleep.

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Make time to read

• Make reading books a part of your bedtime ritual.
  It is critical to start reading to your child
  while they are young in order to instill a love
  of literature in them. Admission Nursery School
  Reading also increases a child's vocabulary and
  gives them with the rich language required for
  academic achievement and confidence.

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Reflection before going to bed

• It is critical to discuss the events of the day
  with your youngster. This is best done when you
  have some time alone with your youngster. Discuss
  what worked well and what could have been done
  better. This does not have to be limited to the
  events of the child's day.

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Assist your youngster in becoming
self-sufficient

• Begin with simple tasks such as emptying the
  plate from the table, following a tidy-up routine
  after play, and pulling books from the bookcase
  to read. Begin with simple tasks such as folding
  a handkerchief, stacking blocks, buttoning a
  blouse, donning socks, and wearing shoes

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