Just the essentials for the day: a bottle, lunch, a change of clothes if requested by the school, a smock, and a few basic hygiene items. A lightweight, well-organized backpack will help them find their things more easily.

A well-sized lunch box, a comfortable bottle, and, if needed, an insulated bag to carry their food well protected. The key is that they can easily open and close everything themselves.

Yes, especially at this stage. Backpacks, bottles, lunch boxes, clothes, smocks, or pencil cases can easily get mixed up in class. Personalizing or labeling their belongings helps prevent losses and makes it easier for children to recognize them.

Bottles with comfortable spouts, easy-to-open lunch boxes, simple pencil cases, and lightweight backpacks all help children manage their day more easily. Small actions, like drinking on their own or putting their things away, also help build their confidence.

Talking about the new routine calmly, preparing their things together, and practicing small actions beforehand, like opening their backpack or drinking from their bottle, can really help. Feeling capable also helps them face this change with more confidence.