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My Top 10 Tips for Back to School

Posted on August 10, 2015 by janeth.s.paez@gmail.com
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10.  Talk to your kids about your expectations and ask them for theirs.  What is new this year, what is the same?  Is it the same aftercare routine?  Be prepared, try not to leave any concerns unanswered.  Kids worry too.

9.  Get back into a sleep routine, so kids are prepared for the early rise that school requires.  Start at least 2 weeks before school, but even just a few days may do the trick.

8.  Check out school’s social platforms for their requirements.  They will post the supplies list early so you can get the necessary items ahead of time.  But don’t stress if you don’t get everything on your list.  Get the basics and then supply any missed items within the first few weeks.  I couldn’t find a thick #2 pencil for the life of me.  Make a note of any required immunizations or up to date records they need.

7.  Most schools have uniforms in place now.  Make sure to have your children try on last years clothing to see what is still useable and what doesn’t fit anymore.  This way you aren’t buying more or less than what you need, you’ll know exactly what to get.

6.  Build up a happy and exciting anticipation for school.  Mention it daily so it doesn’t hit them out of nowhere.  Have a countdown so they know it’s coming.

5.   Be prepared with lunch money or if your school uses this site like ours does,  www.mylunchmoney.com, make sure it’s up to date and there are funds available for your child to eat.

4.  Attend the school’s open houses and get to know the teachers.  Introduce yourself, bring supplies early so you aren’t stressed the day of.

3.  Night before prepare school clothes and leave it ready and visible for kids to dress themselves. If your child takes lunch, pack lunches, and again, remind the kids what is expected of them, let them know what the routine will be.

2. Rise and shine nice and early.  There is nothing worse than a rushed mom, stressing out over what is being forgotten.

1.  Smile and expect good things.  Positive mind brings positive outcomes.

 

 

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