As always, it seems like the summer passed in a flash and it’s already time to return to the classroom.
Are your children looking forward to school? Are they excited?
What about you? Are you feeling calm and confident?
Check out the downloadable tips and tools we’ve prepared to support you through the back-to-school transition.
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“The adjustment period following a life change lasts about six weeks. It’s important to give ourselves time to adapt to change.” A blogger and mother of four, Julie R-Bordeleau has seen many new school years come and go. She offers a host of helpful insights on managing the stress of back-to-school season.

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“How do I start the back-to-school metamorphosis? I get them up early. Very, very early. One week before their first day of class—the day after Labour Day—I begin waking them before 6 a.m. It’s not easy. For me, especially.” After the freedom of summer, it can be hard to get back into the rhythm of school days, homework, and schedules. Fortunately, Danielle Verville has some tips on how to make the transition more enjoyable.
Back-to-school planning can be stressful for everyone. There are lunches to make, school supplies to buy . . . Fortunately, Julie Provencher has a host of helpful tips for you.
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