Jess Jennings

Jess Jennings

Hi, I'm Jess! I'm a hot-mess momma who loves growing groceries... canning pickles, jams, and jellies... and playin' ALL the country favorites to get us through the workday!

 

Parents Don’t Feel Prepared For The Upcoming School Year

While getting kids ready and out to school each day used to feel like a normal routine for parents, after the past year-plus of remote learning, many are a bit rusty, and that has them worried about the upcoming school year.

A new poll finds:

  • 51% of parents say they don’t feel prepared for the upcoming school year.
  • 70% admit to being overwhelmed by all the changes they endured over the year.
  • One in three confess they only just started getting the hang of their new routine. 
  • With the new school year only weeks away, 27% of parents say they forgot what their kids normal morning routine feels like.
  • But, the past year has resulted in some positive changes with their kids.
  • 75% of moms and dads say the pandemic made their kids more self-sufficient.
  • Some of the ways they’ve become self-sufficient include:
    • Dresses themselves (59%)
    • Cleans up after themselves (58%)
    • Does homework without parental help (49%)
    • Goes to sleep on time without being reminded (47%)
    • Cooks for themselves / the family (30%)
    • Goes to buy groceries / other necessities on their own (24%)

Source: SWNS Digital


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