Bruner, an American psychologist, said, "When a child is four years old, his intelligence develops by 50%, and the other 30% is completed by the age of eight.

The remaining 20% to 17 years old. Three major changes brought by early education to babies.

First, improve children's comprehensive quality. Second, shape good quality. Third, increase knowledge and skills.

A year's plan lies in spring, and a day's plan lies in morning. Work is in a hurry, and planting crops is also in a hurry. Therefore, you have to rely on children all your life. If you don't grasp the opportunity in childhood, it is equivalent to not sowing in a good season and not having a good harvest. Cultivating children is like catching up with the busy farming season. We must start with childhood and details. The younger we are, the greater the room for improving our intelligence and emotional intelligence.