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Summer loosens more than just bedtimes. By the time September rolls around, kids’ executive function muscles that they lean on all year, like starting tasks, tracking time, holding information in mind, and staying organized, haven't been used in months. The good news is these are skills, not fixed traits, and they respond to small, repeated routines starting now, before the first bell rings. Use this guide as a resource to help your child transition back into the routines the school year demands — without the tears or shouting matches.
Summer loosens more than just bedtimes. By the time September rolls around, kids’ executive function muscles that they lean on all year, like starting tasks, tracking time, holding information in mind, and staying organized, haven't been used in months. The good news is these are skills, not fixed traits, and they respond to small, repeated routines starting now, before the first bell rings. Use this guide as a resource to help your child transition back into the routines the school year demands — without the tears or shouting matches.