How do parents teach their babies safety knowledge in kindergarten?

When a child starts going to school, it is the beginning of his entering a small society, so you should teach your baby relevant safety regulations and tell him how to protect himself. In addition, you should also cooperate with the school teachers to ensure the safety of your child at school, so that you can let your child grow up with peace of mind.

Children's safety and self-protection knowledge

Learn personal information: This is the most important information for your child before they learn anything in school. Make sure your child knows your and your partner's full names and contact numbers, and can memorize your home address.

Be careful when labeling names: Before your child goes to school, label his or her things with his or her name, such as water bottles, lunch boxes, pencil cases, etc. However, be sure not to put your child’s name on items that are easily seen by strangers, so that your child does not mistakenly think that strangers know him or her.

School emergency procedures: All schools will have emergency procedures, make sure your child's teachers and other staff know how to handle emergencies. Make sure your child understands the safety procedures and has them practice them at home.

School route rules: Set a safety rule for your child to go to school. He must be accompanied by a parent or friend and must wait for you to pick him up after school. If he needs to go back by himself, he must pay attention to traffic safety.

Don’t ride in someone else’s car: As a parent, you must teach your children not to ride in strangers’ cars and also let the school authorities know that they cannot let your children leave with others unless you give clear instructions.

Participate in school activities: As a parent, you should participate in school activities, learn about the latest school activities, and interact with teachers and other parents regularly. In addition, you should also understand whether your child is happy in school.

Things to note when going to kindergarten

The school should not be too far away: The kindergarten you choose should not be too far from home, so that the child does not need to get up too early. Lack of sleep can easily cause children to lose their temper and their learning ability to decline, so it is best to choose a kindergarten that is closer to home.

Determine the child’s condition: Although children should go to kindergarten to learn knowledge when they reach a certain age, it is still important to determine the child’s condition, whether the baby is mature enough to go to school, whether he or she has any special care needs, etc.

Choosing a suitable school: To choose a suitable kindergarten, in addition to the school meeting your needs and expectations, your child must also like the environment and teachers there.

Understand the situation at school: Be sure to understand your child’s learning and interpersonal interactions at school to avoid your child developing a rebellious mentality due to lack of adaptability or other problems, which may even affect his or her psychological development.

Finding a good kindergarten method

Listen to other people’s advice: You can ask friends who have children of the same age. Although your standards may not be the same, you can ask a few more, then visit and compare, and you will eventually find one that satisfies you.

Organized schools: Infants and young children feel safe when things are organized and predictable, so kindergartens must have clear plans and programs so that parents know what their children will do and what courses they will learn every day.

Is the teacher responsible: Pay attention to whether the teacher is responsible, because teachers are the people who have the most direct contact with children. They know best what children need. They must dare to make suggestions and requests to their bosses in order to provide the most complete care for children.

Observe other children: A good kindergarten should make children enjoy classes and feel happy, so observe whether other children are happy and like kindergarten.