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Here are some tips I am sharing that I gained with my experience.
1. Begin to explain to them that they will be going to school to play without Mumma.
2. They’ll get new toys, new friends, and, most importantly, a teacher who loves them as much as Mumma does.
3. Create an atmosphere in the house where everyone goes out from home when the father goes to work.
4. Most significantly, children will always do what they see their parents doing. As a result, you can utilise a tactic such as the father dropping both mother and the child from school. The mother should come in first, followed by the child. Trust me; it works; in my situation, when my child sees me heading to school, he smiles.
5. Send the child preferably with his father or mother, with whom he is more at ease and with whom he is less likely to weep while out.
6. Show him that his colony friends and cousins are also attending the school; this will also work.
Hopefully, these tips help you, people, too.
All the very best, parents of toddlers!
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