When my daughter was 7 months old, she went to Red, Yellow and Blue to sign up for a parent-child class. At that time, it was recommended by relatives, and I signed up without much thought. However, when I actually went to class, I didn't feel as good as I introduced. The classroom environment is a bit depressing and the class is very crowded. There seems to be no limit to the number of students, and children and adults are in a mess. When there are few people, I think the course is ok, but when my daughter grows up, I feel that there are more and more problems. First of all, there are few toys in the center, which are not updated and the facilities are not well maintained. In class, the teacher is probably familiar with both parents and children, and starts to be familiar with the sales promotion. Sometimes the class is not lively, taking the children to play games, the children are very enthusiastic, but the teacher is a little dull, and this emotion will still affect the actual effect of the course.

Later, in the middle of class, a parent in the class said that he would transfer to Gymboree, and several of our parents followed suit. At that time, their expectations for Gymboree were not high, and they thought that the early education centers might be similar, but after going to red, yellow and blue, if they really went to Gymboree, they would feel that there was a big gap. The first impression is the environment, ventilation, classroom area and design, Gymboree can't find anything wrong. At that time, I reported 96 classes at once, and I felt a little impulsive when I got home. Fortunately, it's really good to find it so far. The teacher is very professional, dedicated to every class, and will jump to the end with the children in every game. Moreover, the most important thing is that besides attending classes, there is more communication with parents. Teachers often give feedback to our parents about the problems observed by the baby in class after class, and provide some methods to help our parents continue their education. I think this is the most rare.

In fact, I am not a person who worships foreign things and flatters foreign countries. I don't mean that foreign brands are necessarily better than our local brands. It is probably because early education in China started slowly, so the gap is inevitable. If I had to choose again, I would still choose Gymboree.