Helping Your Child Transition to Kinder and School

Kinder and school transition is just around the corner. 

 

This week's episode of The Expert Guide to Parenthood Podcast has you covered.  

 

New stages can bring big emotions for us as parents and for our little ones too. For parents and children alike, with every transition and each new stage there is a lot to process. Our Child Psychologist Deirdre Brandner is here to help to smooth the transition to kinder or primary school for the whole family. 

 

In this week's episode of The Expert Guide to Parenthood Podcast we discuss: 

- When should we start talking to our children about their new transition?  

- What sort of language should we use when we talk about it? 

- Dr Deirdre's top tips to help our little ones prepare for kinder 

- Dr Deirdre's top tips to help our little ones prepare for school

- What should we expect when our child starts kinder? 

- What should we expect when our child starts school? 

- What are some strategies for when there is a bump in the road?  

- Dr Deirdre's suggestions about how to talk to children after kinder/school to learn about what has happened in their day 

- What to do if children stop eating their lunch box when they start kinder or school and her tips on this

 

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