@rustinhuisouders: Bij het ophalen leek alles nog prima. Maar tien minuten later zit je kind thuis op de grond, boos omdat de schoenen niet uit willen. Je probeert te helpen. “NEE! ZELF!” En jij denkt: we zijn pas net thuis… Na een dag opvang kan de overgang naar thuis best veel vragen. Misschien is je kind moe, heeft het honger of is opnieuw schakelen even lastig. Wat kun je proberen? 1. Kom eerst rustig binnen. De tas uitpakken kan soms even wachten. 2. Bewaar vragen over de dag voor later. Je hoeft niet meteen te weten wat je kind allemaal heeft gedaan. 3. Maak ruimte voor een rustig moment samen. Even naast elkaar zitten kan al prettig zijn, als je kind dat wil. Je kunt simpelweg zeggen: “We zijn thuis. Kom, we doen eerst even rustig aan.” Het hoeft niet iedere dag hetzelfde te gaan. Kijk wat op dat moment bij jullie past. Bewaar deze tip voor de volgende opvangdag. #RustInHuis #NaDeOpvang #Opvoedtips #Peuter #Kinderopvang

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Rust in Huis | Ouders :
Die eerste minuten na de opvang kunnen per dag verschillen. Soms helpt het om eerst rustig binnen te komen en de rest heel even te laten wachten. Het hoeft niet ingewikkeld te zijn.
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