Kindergarten classes, also known as nurseries and nursery classes, are places specially used to take care of and cultivate the living ability of infants. Generally, children will go before going to kindergarten, because some parents are too busy at work, and the elderly at home are in poor health or have no one to help take care of their children, so they can only send their children to nursery classes early to reduce the burden. Others believe that it is helpful to develop good living and study habits before entering kindergarten, and it can also relax a lot.
Second, is it necessary to attend kindergarten classes?
Is it necessary to attend a large kindergarten class? This is a problem that many parents will have. In fact, this problem mainly depends on the actual situation of children and parents, and various factors need to be considered comprehensively:
1. Is the family in charge? How about nursing?
Therefore, if there are people in the family who know the concept of early education better (they must not be elderly people who are particularly fond of children) who can take care of their children, there is actually no need to take care of them. If it is to let children feel the atmosphere of being with their peers, they don't have to go to the nursery. They usually take their children to places where friends get together, or take their children to early education classes every week, no problem. Of course, if the old people take care of the baby at home and always let the children watch TV or get bored, then you can consider taking the class.
2. What is the child's natural temperament and personality?
Going to the nursery means that the child has taken a step towards independence. They need to face the new environment and meet new people by themselves. Therefore, you must have a full sense of security in your heart. If the parent-child attachment relationship with the child is particularly good, the child is particularly easy to accept the new environment and new things, and can be sent to the nursery. However, if the child is a demanding baby, especially sensitive and clingy, and the anxiety of separation is particularly strong, he will be emotional as soon as we leave, and it is not recommended to send him to the nursery.
3. Is there a good kindergarten teacher? What is her experience and comfort?
In fact, kindergarten is similar, mainly depending on how the teacher is. The teacher's experience and comfort to the baby largely determine whether the child feels happy and safe in kindergarten. Some teachers are inexperienced and will be very anxious when they see their children crying. If you can't establish good interaction with your baby, then the child will be very anxious, so changing their shifts is equivalent to suffering.
So to sum up, whether children should be sent to kindergarten depends on each child's own situation.
3. How old can a child go to kindergarten?
Kindergarten classes are given to children before they go to kindergarten. Generally speaking, it is not recommended to go too early, lest children can't adapt to collective life and affect their healthy physical and mental growth. Usually, children aged 1-3 can be sent to kindergarten classes according to their family conditions and their adaptability, but in most cases, children aged around 2 can go to kindergarten classes.