Preschool goodbyes
When your child cries at preschool drop-off.
A short goodbye plan to discuss with your child’s teacher, plus words you can adapt. You do not have to turn a tearful morning into a lesson.
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A few words for the moment you are in.
A tearful goodbye. One wanted toy. A new baby at home. Hands that need help staying safe. Start with something you can say or try, then choose a story if you want one.
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Sharing and taking turns
When your toddler does not want to share.
Start with safety and a clear turn. Here are words to adapt and a simple game to try later, when nobody is reaching for the same toy.
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A new baby. Your older child still needs you.
Choose one familiar routine to protect, a small time together and honest words about the change. Your child can have more than one feeling about a new sibling.
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When your toddler hits.
Start by keeping everyone safe. Use a short, calm boundary now; save practice and conversation for a quieter moment.
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