Hey there! Starting kindergarten can be a big change for kids, and it's totally normal to feel a little nervous or worried when you start something new. This feeling is called 'separation anxiety.' It's when you feel sad or worried when you have to say goodbye to your parents or caregivers and be away from them for a while.
Maybe you feel a little scared to be without your mom or dad at first, but that's okay! Lots of kids feel that way. It's like when you have a favorite toy that you always want to keep with you. You feel more comfortable and safe when it's around. Your parents are like that favorite toy, and it can be hard to be apart from them at first.
But guess what? There are lots of fun things to do at kindergarten, like playing with new friends, reading cool books, and doing fun art projects. Your teacher will be there to help you, and they're really nice! Your parents will always come back to pick you up, just like they do every day, and you'll have so many fun stories to tell them about all the cool stuff you did at school.
So, even though it might feel a little scary at first, the more you go to kindergarten, the easier it gets. You'll see that it's a fun and exciting place to be, and you'll start feeling more and more comfortable being there without your parents. It's okay to miss your parents, but remember, they'll always come back for you!
It's totally normal to feel this way, and it's okay to talk to your parents, teachers, or other grown-ups about how you're feeling. They can help you feel better and more comfortable about being at kindergarten. It's all part of the big adventure of growing up!