As parents eagerly await the start of a new school year, many are wondering what they can do to prepare their children for the transition to kindergarten. A new study suggests that it's not just about academics, but also about teaching kids essential life skills that will serve them well beyond the classroom. Researchers have found that children who develop emotional regulation, independence, and consistent routines tend to have an easier time adjusting to the demands of kindergarten. By fostering these skills in their children, parents can give them a strong foundation for future success and help them thrive in their educational journey.
Emotional skills, independence and routines help prepare kids for kindergarten Columbia Missourian
