Transitions: taking a gradual approach

Helen Lyall

doi:10.12968/eyed.2026.24.23.01

July 7, 2026Early Years Educator

Transitions: taking a gradual approach

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To explore the importance of a gradual approach to transitions for new children in a child care setting.
Implementing a two-week settling in period for children.
Offering additional sessions for new parents to foster engagement.
Gathering feedback to assess the transition process.
Enhanced parental involvement through extra sessions.
Positive feedback about children's comfort during transitions.
Improved adaptation of children within the childcare environment.

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Award-winning setting employs two-week settling in period and extra sessions for new parents, indicating its commitment to smooth transitions.

Abstract

Award-winning setting Childsplay Claremont has a two week settling in period, and provides extra sessions for new parents to meet. Operations Manager, Helen Lyall , explains why they go to such lengths to get transitions right

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a4f3b782b81a944af5755c5 https://doi.org/10.12968/eyed.2026.24.23.01

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