? From my own experience of visiting several kindergartens, if conditions permit, it is best for children to go to kindergarten one year later.
First of all, let children go to kindergarten one year later, and their self-care ability is very strong. They don't need much help from their teachers, which can lighten their burden. A 4-year-old child can basically eat, dress and pee by himself. If there are many young children in the class, the teacher may not take care of them and change their pants in time, so the children will pee.
I know a parent whose child was sent to kindergarten in 15 months. A diaper was so wet that the teacher forgot to change it after wearing it all day. Parents are very distressed, but they can't blame the teacher too much. They can only endure it.
However, there is a little boy in our community who will be sent to kindergarten 18 months. Just go to kindergarten. I've never been sick. I've talked more since I was in kindergarten. I can urinate under the training of kindergarten teachers. Think about your children. /kloc-When I was 0/8 months old, I was still wearing diapers and could speak a few words. This is really someone else's child.
Secondly, when I choose a kindergarten for my children, I found that many kindergartens have a TV in their classrooms. Especially those young children, teachers don't teach too much, and basically just watch TV to kill time. This phenomenon really makes me feel uneasy about sending my children to kindergarten too early.
Children's self-care ability can be improved through training. If the kindergarten uses TV to keep the children quiet, then my insistence of not watching TV for so long will be easily broken by the kindergarten. So when I visit the kindergarten, I will pay special attention to whether there is a TV in each classroom.
Finally, children who attend kindergarten one year later will be more sensible and will not be too excluded from entering the park. Many children who have just entered the park are particularly prone to get angry because of separation anxiety. Many children often get sick after going to kindergarten. On the one hand, it is related to one's own resistance, on the other hand, due to separation anxiety, it will also cause low resistance.
If parents can enter the kindergarten one year later according to their own characteristics, it may be better for their children's physiology and psychology.
When will a child go to kindergarten? I don't think it is based on how old the child is, but on whether the child is ready to enter the park. Some children speak early, so they can adapt in kindergarten and enter the park earlier. If some children have resistance to going to kindergarten, parents can appropriately let their children enter the park one year later.