Season 2, Episode 26
Back To School Tips
Back to school. Those are the 3 words that parents love (and dread) every year. Summer break is over and it’s a fresh start for kids, and parents, as school is back in session. Dr. Kristin shares her back to school tips to help parents with kids going to school this fall. The excitement is high, the emotions run high, so it’s important for parents to know what to expect, how to prepare, and how to handle the situation.
This is a very stressful time for kids too, as they are experiencing gigantic shifts in their routines, a brand new group of new friends and classmates, and a shift away from the laid back and pressure free Summer months. In this episode we’ll learn how to get you and the kids ready for the first day of school, so that back to school 2022 is the best year yet!
About This Episode
This is a very stressful time for kids too, as they are experiencing gigantic shifts in their routines, a brand new group of new friends and classmates, and a shift away from the laid back and pressure free Summer months. In this episode we’ll learn how to get you and the kids ready for the first day of school, so that back to school 2022 is the best year yet!
“I love going back to school. I have very mixed emotions about it. An opportunity for a fresh start is definitely my jam, but I’m looking forward to a little more structure and routine and all the things I’ll be able to accomplish during the school year.”
-Kristin Saxena
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