How do you respond when the child says "I don't want to go to kindergarten"?

I will find out why the child said this sentence first.

After all, even if a child is a child, it is not without brains. There must be their own reasons for saying so. Only by understanding the reasons can we make corresponding responses.

If it is because the child feels that learning is too boring, doesn't want to learn, and wants to be lazy at home, I will tell him that if he is at home, he will not only miss learning, but also miss many friends and the time to deepen friendship with them. Moreover, kindergarten learning is very important to him, and he can't help learning if he doesn't want to. Besides, it's not just kindergarten study ~ there are other fun times.

At the same time, I will communicate with teachers to see if I can make them change their teaching methods and make the class more relaxed and enjoyable.

If it's because the child is unhappy because of being wronged in kindergarten, it's all the more necessary for me to deal with this matter. I will find out what caused the child to be wronged, whether it was quarreling with friends or disagreeing with the teacher.

If it is a quarrel between children, I will ask him what the reason is, whether it is the other person's fault or my own fault, and then teach him slowly, tell him how to really get along with his friend and tell him how to make up with that friend. Even small conflicts between children may seem ridiculous to us, but they are extremely important to children and even affect their character and life.

If my child feels wronged because of the improper management of the teacher, I will go directly to the teacher and talk to him about how to treat the child.

After the solution, children should not be reluctant to go to kindergarten. Of course, if he is still stubborn, even if he is forced to take him, he will be sent to kindergarten.