First, children have poor social skills.
Kindergarten is a place where children live in groups. If children play alone on weekdays, they are probably a little unsociable. It's probably a little uncomfortable to have so many classmates and teachers in kindergarten at this time. Especially when you meet some naughty children, the children may be overwhelmed, and at this time they will have a little resistance to interacting with friends. If parents and teachers can't find and give guidance in time, it is likely to lead to more serious situations.
Second, children's self-care ability is weak.
Many parents are used to their children on weekdays. At home, they will take care of all the children's problems, so that children will not dress, eat and go to the toilet when they are three or four years old. When they are used to relying on their parents at home to solve these problems themselves, they find that when they get to kindergarten, they have to solve everything by themselves. Once children realize that they can't do anything well, their enthusiasm for going to school will gradually fade. Therefore, parents should cultivate their children's independent self-care ability as soon as possible.
Third, children don't like being disciplined.
Some children are the only children at home, so it will be naughty to play at home on weekdays, and home is his concentrated place. But school is different. No matter what they do or play, they are disciplined by their teachers. At this time, children will feel insecure and don't want to go to kindergarten to be supervised by teachers every day, so they don't love school. When parents find that their children have this idea, they should set a good example for their children at home, guide them to establish personal order, help them establish rules, and make them better adapt to kindergarten life.