Tips for a Smooth Transition to Preschool

Create a Routine

A regular routine at home will prepare your youngster for preschool's structure. Schedule meals, naps, and bedtimes to help your youngster learn a routine. 

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Encourage Independent Skills

Preschoolers must use the toilet, wash their hands, and put on their shoes independently. Encourage your youngster to practice these skills at home to boost confidence and independence.

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Read Books About Preschool

Read preschool stories to help your child prepare and calm their anxiety. Discover age-appropriate books that celebrate preschool's joy and learning.

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Visit the Preschool

Visit the preschool before your child starts if possible. They may meet their instructors, tour the classrooms, and play spaces. 

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Preschool Readiness Checklist

Make sure your child has specific skills before preschool. To prepare, use this preschool preparation checklist.

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Establish a Consistent Sleep Schedule

Your child's health and preschool preparedness depend on enough rest. Maintain a sleep routine to ensure adequate sleep. 

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Create a Morning Routine

Morning routines help kids relax and prepare for preschool. Plan breakfast, brushing, and dressing together. 

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Label Their Belongings

Label your child's backpack, lunchbox, and clothes to minimize misunderstanding. This will help kids recognize and take responsibility for their belongings.

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Pack a Comfort Item

Children take comfort in familiar objects, especially during transitions. Give your youngster a little plush toy or family photo to put in their bag. 

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