How should a child's day start?


 How should a child's day start?

The beginning of the day is very important for everyone. It's the start that sets up the tone for the entire day.


The morning routine should be planned properly. Moms should wake up 10 minutes before the child - 

Why - 

because a mom needs to set up herself before the child wakes up.


1. Open your eyes

2. Wear a smile

3. Look at your child.

4. Get up and sit on the bed

5. Take a deep breath.

6. In your mind, think about the day ahead

7. Move around in the house and Switch on the lights wherever required.

8. Take a glance at nature, it is rejuvenating. 


• Wake up call at least 1.5 hours before school time.


• Wake-up calls by parents should be cool and calm.


The points mentioned below are difficult and may seem unpractical but regular practice, patience, consistency, and faith will make it work.

  • Calling by pet names works best.
  • Softly touch your child's forehead, kiss, and hug.
  • Whisper good morning, slowly take off the blanket softly tickle

  • Bathing time is the best quality time to chitchat about the day ahead.
  •  Create excitement for the day ahead.
  • Talk about the child's favorite subjects.
  • About meeting friends and spending good times at school.
  •  Breakfast time, talk about the food, the taste, texture, likes, and dislikes.



  • Show the tiffin box to the child with a lot of excitement.

Yeah, see what mumma made for you...

  • It's your favorite, and even if it's not your favorite try to present it in a way that the child would love to take it to school.
  • Finish your tiffin, share your tiffin with your friends, and enjoy your breakfast time.
  •  Then see off time, Wave your child goodbye with a tight hug.
  •  A happy child remains happy the entire day.



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