What should I prepare for my baby to go to kindergarten? What should I do if my child is always sick in kindergarten?

When babies reach a certain age, they need to go to kindergarten. For babies, kindergarten is the first small group they come into contact with, and it is also a preparation for future education. So you need to prepare more for kindergarten. So how should new parents prepare their children for kindergarten?

What should I prepare for my baby to go to kindergarten?

1. Admission age: Children must be three years old.

It is recommended to go after the child is 3 years old. After all, when the child is young, the difference of half a year can feel very big. Especially for boys, who develop later than girls, if conditions permit, it is better to go as late as possible.

2. Choice of season to enter the park: Spring Festival or autumn, depending on your own situation.

Most public kindergartens and elementary schools start in September. Spring is a better time to start school because the weather is warmer and it is easier for parents to pick up and drop off children, including the children themselves.

3. Should I choose a public or private kindergarten?

Public kindergartens are subsidized by the National Education Bureau, and the teachers are of relatively high quality, but there is a shortage of places, and some areas also require school district housing. The advantage is that the price is relatively cheap.

Private kindergartens are responsible for their own profits and losses, the quality of teachers varies, and the fees are relatively high, generally 2-3 times that of public kindergartens. The advantages are: it is easier to register, and the teaching content is diverse.

In addition, you should also consider in advance the kindergarten's educational philosophy, whether parents focus on their children learning or playing, childcare fees, distance from home, etc.

4. Prepare your child mentally before entering kindergarten

For example, take him to visit different kindergartens and ask for his opinions. Show him some picture books about kindergartens and tell him about things in kindergartens, such as how many children play games together.

5. Teach children some basic life skills, such as eating by themselves, urinating by themselves, expressing themselves, and being polite.

When a baby goes to kindergarten, it is the first step to leave home. Living in a small group is also a kind of exercise for the child. Before going to kindergarten, the child should be trained to eat, urinate, and express himself.

That way, if you encounter any problems, at least you can tell the teacher instead of being completely unable to adapt.

6. The child's admission documents, childcare fees, kindergarten fees, and child supplies are all ready

Check out one or two kindergartens you want to go to in advance, prepare relevant items, and send them there when the time is right. Children have strong adaptability.

What should I do if my child is always sick in kindergarten?

When children first go to kindergarten, they are prone to cross infection because of the change of environment. Therefore, it is common for them to get sick and catch colds in the first three to six months in kindergarten. Parents should be mentally prepared.

You can give your child more nutritious food, such as meat, fish, eggs, milk, fruits and vegetables, with balanced nutrition to increase resistance. If it is the weekend or after school, you can take your child to play football, run, climb mountains and other sports to strengthen the child's physique and increase resistance.

If a child is sick, it is recommended that he or she recover completely before going to kindergarten to avoid cross infection.

At what age is it better for children to go to kindergarten?

The earliest appropriate age for a child to go to kindergarten is between three and a half weeks and four years old.

Because children over three and a half years old can basically understand simple language of adults, and can also express some wishes, such as urination and defecation. This makes it easier for kindergarten teachers to guide and educate, and also easier for kindergarten teachers to understand children's needs.

After all, kindergarten is not a nursery. If children often pee or poop on themselves, it will not only cause trouble to the kindergarten teachers, but also be bad for the children themselves. Everyone has emotions, and it is difficult to expect other people's children to be as careful and patient as parents.

However, if your child's mental development is earlier than that of children of the same age, you can consider sending him to kindergarten earlier. Otherwise, it is not too late to go to kindergarten when he is of the appropriate age.