Training
“I want to go to kindergarten. A child’s adaptation to kindergarten without nerves, tantrums and tears”
Starting kindergarten is a significant period, the beginning of a new stage in a life!
Both parents and children face a number of new tasks and challenges:
- separation
- unfamiliar space
- unfamiliar surroundings
- another mode
- new rules
Adaptation to kindergarten is not easy for children of any age and is accompanied by tears, tantrums, and illnesses. The duration of getting used to each child is different (unfortunately, sometimes it takes years). It all depends on the individual characteristics of the child and on what kind of support he receives from his parents.
The main task of the training “I want to go to kindergarten. A child’s adaptation to kindergarten without nerves, tantrums and tears”is to help your child (and yourself) make the transition to adulthood as comfortable and favourable as possible.
Traning “I want to go to kindergarten. A child’s adaptation to kindergarten without nerves, tantrums and tears”
consists of 2 training modules. Each of which includes: theory, practice and homework:
Module 1. Key points of adaptation
- what adaptation is
- who takes the adaptation period easier, degrees of adaptation of the child
- stages a child goes through while getting used to kindergarten
Module 2. Principles of quick and easy adaptation
- at what age and why to take a child to kindergarten
- typical mistakes of parents and forbidden techniques during adaptation
- what is important to do before and during the visit to the nursery school and after coming home
- how to teach a child a painless separation
- how to deal with tears, tantrums and refusals to go to kindergarten
- how to support yourself and keep calm
Advantages:
acquiring skills in daily communication with your child
gradual development of the received tools
obtaining positive results after the 1st module
– support of participants for 2 weeks
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