Whether your child is moving to a new neighborhood or making the leap to middle or high school, the first few weeks may be filled with anxiety as well as excitement. Here are 10 ways to help them cope.
The excitement and anxiety of our child's first day of kindergarten is nothing compared with the stress that can accompany a tween or teen switching schools -- or some would say. As parents, our one desire is to make the transition as smooth and anxiety-free as possible. But how? We turned to Great Schools for the answers.
Click here for 10 tips will help your child make a smooth transition.
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Thanks for the advice…my 10 yr. old is facing this very issue this fall!
- Nara
Moving really isn’t anything to be all that stressed out about. When I was in kindergarten I moved twice, again after second grade, and again after third grade, and it was always to a different country. My parents decided to let my sister stay in one place for all of high school and me in one place for all of middle school. As long as they stay in one place in middle and high school they should be perfectly fine.
- sajni802
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