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Day Nursery Transitions

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Every child throughout their life will go through different types of transitions; some of these transitions could be the children going from crawling to walking or a bigger transition, like starting a day nursery full time. These transitions are the different stages of milestones that all children and young people go through. It is essential that all children and young people are supported efficiently and effectively. Going through different transitions can affect children in different ways some will become happy but others may express their feelings differently, for example showing anger throughout the day. During this assignment I am going to be focusing on the transition that many children face, starting a day nursery aged 1-2 years. Nowadays day nurseries are at high demand as the need for parents to go back to work after their child is born is also at high demand. It is essential that all nurseries are at a high quality and parents feel that it is secure and safe to leave their child with the practitioners and feel satisfied.
Most children are used to spending time with their primary career every day. When the time comes to start …show more content…

Due to this becoming an issue some children display different emotions within the setting and so it is essential that all children are supported and prepared for this dramatic change in their lives. There are two different key issues that are essential when it comes to children starting a day nursery, these are as followed;
1. Sharing information
2. Key person/worker approach

Sharing Information;
Sharing information is an essential part within this transition as it allows the practitioner and parents to form healthy relationships from the start, this allows open

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