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Back-to-school blues

Veena Shankar My daughter is five and usually loves school. But after every weekend or holiday, she refuses to get back to school, and I have a hard time persuading her. I know it’s a common issue, but it’s a pain. Any solutions? — R.S. This problem is not unique to children. Adults also suffer ‘Monday morning blues’ or reluctance to begin work after a break. Most kids have the same problem after a few days of fun and freedom. Here are some suggestions to make your child look forward to school. Get her to call a few school friends the previous day on the phone. This could make them eager to see each other again. Buy small gifts or sweets for your child to distribute to her classmates on re-opening day. If you have been on a vacation, you could bring souvenirs to distribute to her classmates. Offer a small reward if she gets ready for school in time, without fuss. Praise her when she does it. Explain to your child often about why school is important, and how learning can help us do many exciting things in the future. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp
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