From the time the baby enters kindergarten, it marks the beginning of collective life. The biggest difference from the one-child family life is that the baby will live with many small partners. Therefore, parents should teach their babies to care about others, share toys and food with their peers, experience the fun of communication, and help and appease others in difficult situations. Parents who are free at ordinary times can also intentionally create communication opportunities for their babies, so that they can learn to communicate with others in a specific communication environment.

When the baby is at home, the mother can also deliberately arrange the baby's activities according to the kindergarten schedule. For example, to help the baby establish a suitable nap habit, the nap in the kindergarten is usually arranged from noon 12 to 2: 30 pm. Admission time is around 8 am, and it is best not to go to bed later than 9 pm.

Because separation will lead to the feeling of being abandoned, parents should try their best to keep their children's life regular in the first month of sending them to kindergarten. Families should avoid traveling and find new nannies. On the way to send the baby to kindergarten, make it clear where you are going and when you will come back to pick him up. For example, parents can say, "When you are with teachers and children, mom goes to work and I will pick you up after dinner. Remember, mom and dad will definitely pick you up. " Parents can consider leaving something for their children, such as a scarf or a handkerchief, as a concrete reminder that they will come to pick him up.