Even when the child is cheerful, balanced, with him there are never problems, he all the same should be prepared for visit of kindergarten. You should not leave the child in the first days of visit of a garden till the evening. For it it will be a big stress.
When the child starts going to a garden for it it is important and very disturbing moment even if it goes with pleasure there. The new stage in life begins, everything is perfect in a different way here: other daily routine, new people, the requirements, food, tutors, a situation, and the most important - nearby is not present mom and dad, those close people who always supported him and protected. It and is clear, even we, adults we feel uncomfortablly, during the period when we change work and there is a new collective, and for the child it is very first.
In order that acquaintance to the new environment was painless as much as possible, it is necessary to be prepared for this event carefully. Preparation has to take place not one day and it is the best of all to be engaged in it several months prior to visit of kindergarten. Parents should have patience, to show special attention to the kid, even small preparation will allow to lower psychological discomfort.
It is worth paying attention to psychological, emotional and physical state. As a rule, the best age in order that the child was ready to the first campaign in a garden is the age 3 years, however, this moment can be individual. So, whether by what aspects it is possible to judge the child is ready to a garden?
First of all the child has to be able to speak, it will allow it to communicate with peers and also to tell parents and the tutor that it disturbs him. The next important point is readiness to leave for a while mom, it is for this purpose recommended to go to the developing classes where children are left without dear people for some time and also more often to leave the child with the nurse, the grandmother or other relatives. Also the child has to have ability independently himself to serve – to put on and undress, wash hands, without the aid of adults is a spoon and a fork, to go independently to a toilet.