Baby in kindergarten: skills and preparation

Time flies by, and your baby is preparing for a new stage in life - his first trip to kindergarten. Every family's upbringing is unique, but before this important step into kindergarten life, there are a number of basic skills that your baby should master.

Key skills needed for kindergarten:

Calm Behavior and Attentive Listening: The ability to sit still and listen attentively is an important foundation for learning and interacting with teachers and other children.

Social Skills: A child must learn how to socialize and behave in a peer group. This includes respecting others, playing together, and sharing.

Understanding "no": The child should be aware of the boundaries and rules of behavior associated with this word.

Understanding danger: Knowing the meanings of the words "stop" and "stop" is important for a child to understand when to stop to avoid danger.

Toilet Skills: Learning to use the toilet or potty independently is an important step in the kindergarten readiness process.

Name awareness: Your child should know his or her name and recognize when he or she is called.

Asking for help: Knowing how to ask an adult for help when needed.

Dressing and undressing: Learning to dress and undress independently is an important step toward independence.

Speech skills: Basic speech and the ability to communicate at least at the simplest level.

Utensils: Learning to use a cup and spoon is an essential part of everyday life in kindergarten.

The task of preparing your child for kindergarten requires patience and care. Keep in mind that every child is different and some skills may develop more smoothly in your child. It is important to create a supportive atmosphere where your baby will feel confident and ready for new experiences.