Easing Kids' Back-to-School Stress: Tips for Parents
CBS New YorkSeptember 5, 20252 min406 views
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- ⏰ Parents can ease the transition back to school by starting to adjust bedtimes and wake-up times gradually, about 15 minutes earlier each day.
- 🏠 Rebuilding routines and structure is highlighted as healthy for children and beneficial for parents working from home.
Addressing Student Anxiety
- 💬 Parents should initiate conversations about the upcoming school year, framing it as a positive and fun experience.
- ⚠️ It's important to acknowledge and validate any nervousness or anxiety children express, reassuring them that these feelings are normal.
Managing Screen Time
- 📱 Experts recommend limiting screen time for children of all ages.
- 📵 For older students, practicing periods without phone access is advised, especially given recent bans on cell phones in classrooms.
Preparing for the School Year
- 🍽️ Re-establishing family traditions like sitting down for dinner every night can help slow down and reconnect.
- 🗓️ Experts suggest starting this routine reset at least a week before school begins to avoid a "first day frenzy."
- 📸 Parents are encouraged to share their back-to-school excitement and photos on social media and the CBS New York website.
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