What should kids carry when they go back to school?

Surviving the first few days of&nbsp;school&nbsp;after the lockdown can be&nbsp;a little bewildering&nbsp;for your kids.&nbsp;Their schedule changes&nbsp;from&nbsp;virtual learning sessions&nbsp;to in-class&nbsp;lectures&nbsp;again. Help them prepare for&nbsp;new&nbsp;academic&nbsp;challenges&nbsp;by creating a back-to-school safety&nbsp;kit&nbsp;that takes care of health matters, and&nbsp;reduces&nbsp;the chance of forgetting stationary&nbsp;at&nbsp;the last minute. A back-to-school safety&nbsp;kit&nbsp;is&nbsp;a helpful collection of items&nbsp;to remedy the little things that make the first days&nbsp;of school hard.&nbsp;



First, sit down with your kid and help them make a list of things they&nbsp;need.&nbsp;Writing&nbsp;down&nbsp;worries&nbsp;and ideas on paper&nbsp;make them more&nbsp;manageable. Then, looking&nbsp;at the list, zero down on items you both want. Keep it realistic.&nbsp;Children&nbsp;won’t be able to carry a favourite toy or an expensive laptop just because they’ve got&nbsp;used to these at home.&nbsp;Here is our list of what kids can carry when going back to school.&nbsp;&nbsp;



Personal hygiene items   It’s essential to make sure your kid continues to be comfortable and clean at school. These items take up little space but can come in very handy: 



<ul><li>Small pack of sanitary wipes  </li><li>Hand sanitizer that can be sprayed  </li><li>2 extra face masks </li><li>Clean and fresh hand towel  </li><li>Small pack of mild hand wash </li><li>A packet of glucose biscuits  </li><li>Water bottle   </li></ul>



Personal first aid&nbsp; All&nbsp;schools are usually equipped with a nurse&nbsp;to help students with larger medical issues.&nbsp;But things may no more be the same after the pandemic.&nbsp;Minor&nbsp;ailments like stomach and headaches,&nbsp;and small cuts or bruises shouldn’t&nbsp;be ignored.&nbsp;They&nbsp;can increase the chance of&nbsp;serious&nbsp;viral infections.&nbsp;So, it’s better to send your kids with a personal first aid kit.&nbsp;Here’s what it should include:&nbsp;



<ul><li>One strip of antacid tablets your child normally takes </li><li>Chewable stomach relief medicine </li><li>About 5 band aids </li><li>Mild headache tablets your kid consumes </li><li>Anote with emergency numbers written on it  </li></ul>



 Safe snack box  Kids have gotten used to snacking often at home. To stop them from getting distracted with hunger pangs at school, pack them a small snack box apart from regular lunch. This can contain fruits, high-fibre cookies, roasted snacks, fruits and a chocolate bar.  



Your kid is now school-ready again!&nbsp;&nbsp;

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