Normalizing conversations about the things your child is worried about, specifically the transition to kindergarten, while you are at home can greatly benefit your child. For example, if your child mentions something they are excited about for their new school, a phrase like “you are doing a great job becoming a kindergartener” could help them feel more confident in the transition. Desmore suggests: “Talk about the transition to your child in a positive way and try not to let your anxiety about the change show too much.” This can be done through the language used at Tuesday’s Child, such as praise. If these questions or worries resonate with you as a parent or guardian, have no fear! We have some recommendations for best transitioning yourself-and your child-out of preschool and onto their next academic adventure.īelow are some strategies recommended by Harvard Medical School speech pathologist, Anne Desmore: Talk about the new schoolĭr.
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