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The first day of preschool can be emotional for both parents and children. It’s a big step toward independence—but with the right preparation, it can be a smooth and positive experience.

1. Talk About It Early

Discuss preschool with excitement. Read books about starting school and visit the classroom together before the big day.

2. Create a Goodbye Routine

A consistent and cheerful goodbye—like a hug, a wave, or a special phrase—helps children know what to expect and feel secure.

3. Stay Positive

Children pick up on their parents’ emotions. A confident, upbeat attitude helps them feel reassured that preschool is a safe and happy place.

4. Trust the Process

It’s normal for children to need a little time to adjust. Our teachers at Sandbox are trained to comfort, distract, and engage children gently as they settle in.

Conclusion

Separation anxiety fades quickly when children realize they’re in a fun, caring, and exciting environment. The first day marks the beginning of a wonderful new chapter of growth.

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