Kita-Ende: Die Gefühle hinter dem Schulstart

Many parents are excited about their child starting school. But for children, the end of kindergarten often means something else entirely: saying goodbye. Saying goodbye to familiar people, friendships, familiar spaces, and a chapter of their lives that will never return. Together with Kiran Deuretzbacher, I discuss why children often experience such a range of emotions when transitioning to school – pride, anticipation, uncertainty, and sadness all at once. And how we can support them without trying to erase their feelings. In this episode, you'll learn: ✔ Why saying goodbye to kindergarten is a real loss for many children ✔ Why sadness at the start of school isn't something that needs to be resolved ✔ How parents can balance supporting, comforting, and letting go ✔ What children truly need for a smooth transition ✔ Why letting go doesn't begin only when their child moves out Kiran Deuretzbacher has been supporting families for many years with the challenges of starting school, neurodivergence, and strong emotions. Many also know her as an expert on the "wobbly tooth" phase of puberty. 🎧 More about Kiran: [Link to Kiran] ❤️ If you enjoyed this episode, I'd love a subscription, a comment, or a rating. ––––––––––––––––– If your child's anger, sadness, or insecurity keeps pushing you to your limits: In my program "Anger, Make It Good," you'll learn how to confidently navigate big emotions—both your child's and your own. 👉 Initial consultation: [Link] #ParentingStuff #BackToSchool #GraduationFromKindergarten #WobblyToothPhase #AttachmentOriented #Parenthood #ChildrensFeelings