Getting back into school


  • Family
  • Thursday, 16 Jan 2014

Some sensory tips that will enable children to adapt more easily to their new routine.

GOING back to school after the holidays can be difficult for children. Often, this is the time when children who have previously been happy to go to school, resist and become difficult. Remember, this is an emotional transition for your child, the excitement of something new is gone and the realisation that this is their life now, has set in. Help them navigate this new understanding by making sure their school day starts calmly and in a clear and organised way.

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