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How to Get Your Kids to Talk about Their Day
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• For working parents who have their kids going to preschool or day care in Mesquite, it can be quite difficult to drop their child off at the centre daily to be taken care of by someone else.
• While this “someone else” is of course someone you trust with your child, you are still faced with several questions like, “What would my child be eating?”, “Did he/she spend enough time outdoors?” and “Is my child doing well with other kids?”
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Besides these inquisitive questions, what’s more challenging is to learn about your child’s preschool experience at the end of the day through their own words.
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It’s not always easy to extract information from your child about their preschool experience, especially if you’re raising a toddler. In order to make this task easier for you, we have put together a few ways to understand how your child’s day went at preschool or day care?
So, What Did Your Child Do At Preschool Today?
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• Firstly, if you are sending your child to a responsible preschool where the staff do their job well, you’ll be provided with detailed information about your child’s preschool activities and behaviour.
• In case you are not receiving daily reports from your child care provider already, you must speak with the director of the preschool to request updates and information on a daily basis.
• If you fail to receive regular updates on your child’s day (and even if you do receive them), it is important to talk to your kid about the day personally.
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There are a few questions you can ask them about their specific preschool activities rather than putting up simple questions like “What did your day go today?”
Here’s a quick list of directed questions you could ask you child to withdraw detailed information about their day:
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• What story were you told today or who was your favourite character?
• What books did your read?
• Who did you play with today?
• Would you sing me the song you learned today?
• Do you like your teacher? Why or why not?
• Which activity did you enjoy the most?
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Asking such questions will cause your child to revisit those moments and activities in their mind, which positively impact on the child’s brain development. Additionally, this will help your child understand and differentiate between two different environments they’re being raised and developed in, better.
Whether your child attends a small daycare in Mesquite or goes to an established preschool in Greenville, it is important get your child to share their everyday experience with you so as to help them grow, learn and develop efficiently.
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