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The article discusses the importance of children being psychologically and pedagogically prepared to return to school. It emphasizes effective parenting methods to make children love the school environment and feel safe, such as positive reinforcement, gradual routines, and encouraging positive behaviors, along with awareness of personal space boundaries and ways to protect children from harassment and bullying. It also highlights the importance of building children's confidence through dialogue and training them to maintain a strong stance, as well as the collaborative role of family and school in monitoring signs of bullying and providing psychological and social support through cooperation with counselors and parents. The article affirms that a partnership between home and school contributes to a safe and encouraging learning environment, which enhances children's personalities and protects them from psychological and social risks.
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