1. Establish a positive attitude: Before entering the park, parents can send some positive messages to their children. For example, kindergarten is an interesting place to make new friends and learn new knowledge. This can make children have positive expectations for kindergartens.

2. Familiarize yourself with the environment: Before entering the park, parents can show their children around the kindergarten to familiarize themselves with the environment and teachers. This will make children feel more intimate and secure after entering the park.

3. Cultivate independence: Before entering the park, parents can gradually cultivate their children's independence, such as dressing themselves and eating by themselves. This will make children more confident and independent after entering the park.

4. Establish contact with the teacher: Before entering the park, parents can establish contact with the teacher, understand the teacher's personality and educational methods, and let the children establish close relationships with the teacher.

5. Prepare school supplies: Before entering the park, parents can prepare school supplies for their children, such as schoolbags, stationery and water cups. Let children feel that going to school is an interesting thing.

6. Give positive incentives: After the child enters the park, parents can give positive incentives, such as praising the child's progress and efforts, so that the child can feel proud of going to school.

In short, parents and teachers need to work together to make children like kindergarten. Through the above methods, children can adapt to kindergarten life more and establish a positive learning attitude.

It is important to cultivate children's independence. The following are some aspects that parents should pay attention to:

1. Give children autonomy: In daily life, parents can give their children some autonomy, such as letting them choose their own clothes and shoes, which can make them feel respect and trust, thus enhancing their self-confidence and independence.

2. Cultivate children's hands-on ability: In daily life, parents can gradually cultivate children's hands-on ability, for example, let children dress themselves, eat by themselves, and tidy up their schoolbags. Let children gradually master life skills and enhance their independence.

3. Give children appropriate challenges: When cultivating children's independence, parents can give them appropriate challenges, such as letting children complete some tasks within their power, so that children feel that their abilities have been recognized, thus enhancing their self-confidence and independence.

4. Cultivate children's sense of responsibility: In daily life, parents can gradually cultivate children's sense of responsibility, for example, let children take on some housework and make them feel like members of the family, thus enhancing their sense of responsibility and independence.

5. Respect children's personality: Every child's personality and characteristics are different. Parents should respect their children's personality, don't force them to make decisions, and communicate with them to make them feel respected and understood.

Cultivating children's independence requires parents' patience and care. Through the above methods, children can gradually master life skills, enhance their self-confidence and independence, and lay a solid foundation for their own growth.