Children grow up so fast. Once you introduce them to foods other than breastmilk or formula, you will be shocked at how quickly they grow up. Soon enough you have to think about serious matters like education.
How prepared you are mentally and emotionally can affect when you take your child to a daycare near you. Many parents take longer to school their children because they are not prepared to let them go into the world. However, there are ways you can ready yourself and your child for this big transition.
Kindergartens are the first school-based foundations for children. They represent the first day of school and formal education for most children. It is an important part of life for all kids, given that the curriculum and time away from family helps them build a higher mental and emotional capacity for their lives.
However, both parents and children struggle with the first schooling experience. The first day is often the hardest, with many kids having a hard time throughout the first month or so of school. In that case, you must put forth strategies to prepare your child and also yourself for the new changes that come with schooling.
The first thing you have to figure out is the ‘when’. It signifies the right age for which your child should join the other kids at a daycare near you. You do not want to wait too long before you enroll your child in school, as this will have negative effects. Taking them too early can as well be difficult for your child to manage, both physically and emotionally.
Ideally, most toddlers join a school at around 5 years old. At this point, kids have picked up a lot of skills that can help them incorporate new ways of learning at school. If you are hesitant about it, talk to a kindergarten teacher for counsel on what age is most suitable for your child to start school.
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