my son is not mix of with other & when he gone only cried...not played with children,if teacher try to understand him no response to teacher...
3 months k baby ki maa ko kya khana. Chaye<br>
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3 months k baby <u>ko</u>
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Be a little early <br>
Try to get early to the school on the first day so that you get sometime to talk one on one with the teacher of your pre-schooler, so he/she could get acquainted to the place before the place becomes busy. <br>
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Hi<br>
First day of school <br>
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This is the dreadful moment for all the parents to waive and say a tear filled good-bye to our most near and dear kids who have never been left under the care of someone else until they joined school. <br>
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I prepared so much to cope with my anxiety of letting my son join the new environment with unfamiliar people who he had no idea of what it’s going to be. I was apprehensive, yet made myself calm and wiped my tear before it would be noticed by many and specially my son. <br>
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My heart felt so heavy, I felt like I had a ball juggling between my chest and the throat, silently choked. I know it’s time to go, if I let my son know my anxiety he would fear. So, I mustered up all my courage to bid a good-bye. <br>
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There I let go of my son’s tiny fist and waved at him and <br>
moved swiftly. I know if I stay a little more either my kid or I would cry. Then, I heard this feeble voice “Ma”. I fumbled for a second, should I move or respond was my question. Again he called “bye ma”. Oh my God! What a sigh of relief to hear that from my little toddler who had never been given an opportunity to say such a big word. A-Good-Bye. I turned and hugged him quickly and waived to leave. I saw the little tout with a cheerful smile. It was incredibly an awesome gesture by the little one. This gesture spoke a million words to me. <br>
Hope all moms could relate to this. So, here I’m to give few quick Suggestions on how to make it go smoothly. <br>
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Prepare your kids mentally <br>
We all were scared to death on the first day of school. So think about That. Leaving the comforting rituals of life at home for a new set of people and rules can be scary. Start talking about this several weeks before so that he can have a picture of what is expected. Share your own experience if possible. <br>
Put on a happy face. <br>
Though anxiety may kill you inside, try not to show to your <br>
Little one. Wear a smile, be positive. Give them a hug. <br>
Keep good bye’s shorter <br>
The more you are going to stay with your child, it’s going to <br>
Make them feel insecure . So, make good bye’s shorter. <br>
Don’t panic if they have meltdowns <br>
even if your child is howling like a banshee and clinging like a barnacle, chances are he’ll be fine five minutes after you walk out the door. <br>
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Go on a mini shopping spree <br>
Buying her a new backpack, pencil case, and set of crayons will make her feel like a <u>big</u> kid <br>
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Plan a day before <br>
Instead of running hither thither in the morning,
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Kavita Sahany
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17 Nov 2018