1. Adapt in advance: Before children enter the park, parents can show their children around the kindergarten to familiarize them with the environment and teachers. You can communicate with teachers, understand the daily activities and rules of kindergartens, and let children know and look forward to kindergartens.

2. Establish a regular schedule: After entering the park, the children's schedule needs to be adjusted to be consistent with the kindergarten. Parents can help their children establish a regular routine, such as going to bed early and getting up early, and eating regularly.

3. Positive guidance: Parents should guide their children to accept the new environment and challenges with a positive attitude and avoid too much anxiety or negative emotions affecting their children.

4. Step-by-step separation: During the children's adaptation period, parents can accompany their children for a period of time, and then gradually reduce the time spent with them so that children can learn to be independent.

5. Keep communication: Parents should communicate with their children regularly to understand their life in kindergarten and encourage them to express their feelings and thoughts.

6. Cultivate independence: Let children participate in what they can do, such as dressing themselves, washing their hands and eating. Cultivate children's independence.

7. Enhance self-confidence: Parents should praise their children more, let them feel love and have the ability to cope with new challenges.

8. Be patient: Every child adapts to the new environment at a different speed. Parents need to be patient and give their children enough time and space to adapt.