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You should ensure that he is as independent as possible - physically, emotionally and socially. If he can look after himself in these areas he will feel secure and confident and settle in readily.
It would help greatly if he is able to-
- Button and unbutton his coat and hang it up.
- Use the toilet without help and manage pants buttons.
Also encourage personal hygiene
and cleanliness. Your child should know to flush the toilet and wash his hands, without having to be told.
- Use his hanky when necessary.
- Share toys and playthings with others and “take turns”.
- Tidy up and put away his playthings.
Remain contentedly for a few hours in the home of a relation, friend or neighbour. If he had this experience, then separation
from his parents when he starts school will not cause him any great anxiety.
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