1. Excessive anxiety: Parents' excessive pursuit of their children's early development may make their children feel too stressed, leading to anxiety and tension.

2. Reduce interest: Children's brain development needs natural growth and exploration. Excessive early education may make children lose interest in learning and exploring.

3. Delaying social skills: Excessive early education may make children lack communication and interaction with peers, thus delaying their social skills.

4. Affect physical development: Too much early education may make children lack enough rest and sleep time, affecting the normal development of the body.

5. Reduce creativity: Excessive early education may make children lose the opportunity to play and create freely, thus reducing their creativity and imagination.

Therefore, parents should avoid excessive early education, let their children grow and develop naturally, and give them enough freedom and opportunities for exploration.