what should be your child first day of school?

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What should be your child's first day of school?

Planning ahead is very important to preparing your child for the first day of school. 

It's not just about having their bag, books and lunch box ready, but it's crucial that children are also prepared mentally. 

 

Talk to his teacher

Before school starts, it's ideal to pay his teacher, guidance counselor or even the school principal a visit to let them know your interest in involvement and your good will. 

This is also the perfect time to give the teacher a heads up about any health or learning issue your child may have.

Adjust his bedtime

Your little one may have been used to staying up later than his usual bedtime during vacation.

 At least a full week before school starts, it's important to adjust his body clock according to the daily school schedule.

 Lights off should be earlier than usual to ensure he gets the right amount of sleep for a full day of learning.

 We all know how cranky one can get when we are tired!

Teach him about safety

Sit your little one down and talk about safety and how it should be his top priority.  Talk about physical safety and traffic safety. 

Remind him that he is surrounded by responsible adults to whom he can run should there be a problem.

Get them excited

While some children may be excited for the first day in school, others won't be because they might still be in vacation mode. 

To get them amped for returning, buy their clothing, snacks and supplies with them, giving them freedom to choose.

Spend quality time together

Once they're back studying, you won't get to spend as much time with them.

 Make it a point to just bond with your little one/s, have meaningful conversations and just be there for them. 

This will reassure them that they will come home to a loving place after a long day at school.

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