HERE’S WHY YOU SHOULD TAKE PRESCHOOL SERIOUSLY

PRESCHOOL. Another milestone for your child, the whole family which includes the lolos, lolas and even yayas. It’s one step closer to big school, which is why it is crucial to take it seriously too. Isn’t that kids are expected to just play and have fun in preschool? YES. Play is definitely part of it but there are some reminders we should take note of before they enter the preschool world.

Preschool is serious business
If adults go to work, then the kids go to school also. That means waking up earlier than 7AM, taking a bath, eating breakfast and packing school stuff from Mondays to Fridays- no excuses, except when the child becomes sick cause we don’t want other kids to get sick too!

C for Commitment
That being said, it takes a lot of commitment to do this. Our children are not always in the mood to wake up especially on bed weather or when they fell asleep late. We need to practice being committed to a task such as waking up 1.5hrs before leaving the house, preparing their baon and ironing the clothes. When they see us doing these chores early in the morning, they too will be pushed to waking up and feeling giddy about going to school!

Friends are like family
In play school, they get to meet their very first friends outside the home. Nadine, Marianne, Angelique are some of the friends closest to my heart. From prep until now, they remain my constant and they already became like part of my growing family.

Big school ready
In our country, it’s hard not to be competitive. Even if we know that preschool was built for kids to play and build certain skills, parents are just too damn pressured to let their children learn how to read, write and count early on to prepare them for the big schools. As much as I hate the idea, I need to get my 3 year old memorize the alphabet and trace letters, stat!
Life is unfair, I know. But we really need to form habits and schedule for our children if we want them to be competent and independent in the future. After all, we were able to survive those years, I’m pretty sure this generation will do better! Goodluck to you, Mom and Dad!

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