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[…] I have been monitoring my little boy’s schooling let me share about the tips in encouraging your child to go to school. In a brief, the tips that I included are; Provide School things and accessories that your child is […]
Excellent tips. It also helps if the parents are actively involved in school, like if they’re PTA officers or something. This shows your kid that you are keenly interested in what goes on in school.
I remember when I was a child my mother used to buy 3 rows of colour pen . Thats is how they convinced me to go to school. 🙂
motivating them is one of the key tools. there should be good motivators and have their interest heightened so that there will be no problems 🙂
Nice..! I am just worried or should I say anxious because our son will be going to school probably next year. I am hoping that we won’t be having a hard time with him.
luv reading ur list/tips! giving rewards and acknowledging ur child’s daily outputs in school also works 🙂
This is their first chance at being in school so they must make the right first steps and above all be able to enjoy and appreciate being in school.
These are great tips! It’s indeed the parents duty to encourage them first before they go to school. 🙂
Thanks for sharing! Will be spreading this to my friends who have kids! 🙂
I also suggest helping kids with their homework and projects. It makes the drudgery of “work” easier and is also a good way to bond with kids.
great tips. this would be helpful to the mothers out there 🙂
wonderful tips, motivation is really the key. Kudos mommy!
Excellent tips although I am very lucky that I don’t need to encourage my daughter to go to school but these tips will still come in handy since my daughter is only 2 years old.
great tips.. i remember when my mom always ask me about my day in school.. having her as my tutor also helps as i always look forward to recite in class haha! 🙂
Encouraging our children in school is part of a parent’s wide role in their lives.
Nice tips. Though I’m not a parent at present, I might be in the future, and hey, I can backtrack to this post. Haha.. I remember my little sister having what we call “malingering” where they create their own illness just to skip school.. We would give her reinforcement like a promise to take her to Jollibee just to go to class.
But boy, she did enjoy the reinforcements. Ngayon, big time na. Gusto concert na ng One Direction for her to study very well! Haha. Pero di ko muna pagbibigyan, namimihasa. LOL
thanks for these tips.. well talking to them is the real answer to this and emphasizing that it is really important for them.. encouraging them and helping them..
Teaching kids is a really tough act but it would pay off eventually. It’s really good to train young minds to love school, they will maintain these values until they graduate.
I will apply those tips when I have children in the future =)
Adding this to my compilation for my daughter as these tips would be very helpful. ^_^
It’s a good thing my son loves going to school. I don’t have to force him to do anything school related.
These are good tips. All my kids adjusted really easily to school when they were little. I think it also has to do with the type of school they go to.
If I may suggest: if money is not a big issue, consider a Montessori school for your child. 🙂
http://www.lessonsofadad.com/2012/05/looking-for-great-school-for-your-child.html
I will take note of these when I got my own children already. 🙂
Great tips, Mommy Jem! I remember my 5-year old nephew who doesn’t want to go to school. To counter this, his mom rewarded him every time he comes home with a star.
great tips! i’ll apply this to my little boy who will be going to the big school this September. i really fear that he may not be interested in going to school because of hs habit of just playing while at home. thanks for sharing!
Good tips. I’ll keep those in mind when I have kid/s of my own. XD
nice tips, I agree with the acknowledging and praising them when they go to school or did a good job.
I can’t really relate to this..
But watching my siblings growing up,..
I kind of understands the different moods that we have very morning. 😉