At this stage, backpacks start carrying more weight and supplies. The ideal choice is an ergonomic, durable backpack with compartments to organize books, notebooks, a pencil case, a bottle, and lunch without everything getting mixed together.

Pencil cases, folders, labels and personalized accessories help ensure everything has its place. This makes it easier for children to find what they need and pack their backpacks more independently.

Durable bottles that are easy to open and have enough capacity for the entire school day are very useful. If children spend many hours away from home or have after-school activities, an insulated water bottle can be a very practical choice.

A drawstring backpack or sports bag, a water bottle, a lunch box, a cap, and a waterproof bag for used or wet clothes. Having a bag ready for these activities helps avoid last-minute forgetfulness.

Anticipating the new routine, preparing the material together, and organizing their backpack can be very helpful. It is also important to check schedules, label everything, and accompany them to school calmly so they feel more secure during their first days.