If I say it's unnecessary, will I be scolded by many parents? But my personal feeling is that there is absolutely no need to give children an early education class. Before a child is three years old, what he needs most is the company of his family and the embrace of his mother. You said you sent your children to early childhood classes early. He can't talk or do anything. Can teachers have parents carefully observe every little need in their children's lives? Teachers can't be one-on-one

Of course, some people may say that early education is to let children stand on their own feet early. Early education can teach children a lot, and children may really learn something, but if children don't get their mother's love, they will feel insecure. Do you think he will feel safe if you leave him in the big environment at such a young age? Without this time, he will be afraid and cry, and he doesn't want to leave his mother.

In fact, there is a basis for going to kindergarten at the age of three. Children go to kindergarten as soon as they are sensible and can express their needs. At this time, he began to slowly leave his parents' arms and embrace his social circle. I don't think there is anything wrong with letting children go to kindergarten at this time, but before the age of three, or even a few months ago, you asked him to go to early education, saying something about cultivating language, cultivating mathematical sense and cultivating children's various talents, but he went to school the day after tomorrow.

If you want to learn early education well, then the tuition will definitely be expensive, which will definitely increase the financial burden of the family. However, if you report it in general, you are afraid that the teacher will abuse your children, so young children will be sent to early education classes. Schools with real qualifications are very expensive and can only send unqualified ones. The final result may be that children will be hurt.

So either you take it with you, or the old people at home will take it with them. Isn't it safer and more reassuring?