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Separation Routine<br />

Role play with your child going to school or a family child care home.<br />

Gather a baby doll and a diaper bag.<br />

Tell your child,“Let’s pretend to take baby to school. What should we bring with<br />

us? Let’s pack baby’s bag.”<br />

Pretend to drive or walk to the school. Say “hi” to the teacher and put away<br />

baby’s things.<br />

Ask your child,“What is baby’s favorite toy? Who will she play with?”<br />

Have your child say goodbye to the baby with a big kiss, leave and then come<br />

back to pick up the baby.<br />

Reassure your child that this is just how Mommy or Daddy takes her to school<br />

and then picks her up after she plays with toys and friends.<br />

No, Silly!<br />

During a short car ride, play this game with your child.<br />

Make up several silly questions, such as,“Do we eat our socks for dinner? Do we<br />

take a bath with our coats on?”<br />

Show your child how to shake his head back and forth and say,“No, Silly!” in<br />

response to each nonsense question.<br />

Older twos may be able to ask their own silly questions to which you will both<br />

shake your heads and answer “No, Silly!”<br />

This game gives “tenacious twos” many opportunities to say “No!” in a situation<br />

without conflict!<br />

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