Tips For Back To School: Behind The Classroom Door With Miss Georgia Fuller

As school holidays come to an end and routines begin again, many parents are navigating big emotions, both in their children and themselves.In episode 46, I’m joined by Miss Georgia Fuller, a graduated primary school teacher, as she shares her journey into becoming a teacher and what it’s really like stepping into the classroom in her first year of teaching. Together, we open the door to what teachers see every day and how parents can best support their children during the back-to-school transition.Georgia offers honest insight into children’s behaviour, emotional regulation, and the nervous system — and how small, supportive shifts at home can make a meaningful difference at school.This conversation is for parents who want to support their child beyond behaviour, understand what’s happening beneath the surface, and feel reassured that they’re not doing it wrong.What the first few weeks back at school really look like for childrenCommon behaviours teachers see during transitions — and what they’re communicatingPractical ways parents can support kids emotionally and physically at homeThe importance of routine, rest, and regulation for school readinessHow parents and teachers can work together to support childrenGeorgia’s journey through uni and into her first year of teachingFinding purpose in teaching and navigating the challenges of a first-year teacherThis episode is a reminder that behaviour is communication, transitions take time, and when children feel safe and supported, learning naturally follows. If this conversation resonates with you, I’d love for you to share it with another parent or educator who might need it.If you enjoyed this episode please be sure to leave us a review on our Spotify & Apple Podcast Channel! Sharing your feedback allows us to come back for more. @kfitmindandbodywww.kfitmindandbody.comSponsor: East Coast Supplements HuntleeShop 1/5 Winepress Road, Branxton NSW 2335https://eastcoastsupplements.com