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My 28 month old son has been going to camp this summer. The first day was a shock for him. He had never been left alone with anyone but family and suddenly daddy was leaving him in a strange place. I followed the camp’s advice to quickly separate myself, reassure him one more time and walk out the door, rather than have us both suffer a long, weepy departure.
A week later I was summoned to meet with the school director. My suspicion was that they were kicking us out because he was just too much of a distraction to his pint-sized playmates. Instead, the director had convened all the pre-school teachers to discuss how we could turn the situation around and relieve his fears. The tips they gave me changed my son’s experience completely. The crying and fear didn’t go away immediately, but I was able to leave him with no tears (mine or his) by the second day.
Here are the things I learned that might help you on the first day of school:
Now some tips for those first days of school or daycare:
Good luck. This is a hard step for your child and for you, but it’s a necessary part of teaching them to leave the nest.
Sources:
Northern County Psychiatric Associates
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