In the past, you didn't have to go to kindergarten. Now, you pay attention to winning at the starting line. You can't keep up if you don't go to preschool. As for the age of kindergarten, it depends on when parents want to send it, and the minimum age of kindergarten. It is not unusual to go to kindergarten at the age of two. Preschool classes are necessary. If you can ensure that your child goes to school, it will be fine, and if you don't let him go to kindergarten, it will be fine.

Follow-up: Is the preschool class located in kindergarten or primary school?

Thank you. I found a relative. I'm not sure about that.

A: Preschool classes are generally offered in schools. The importance of preschool does not mean that what preschool teaches is necessarily better than that of kindergarten. It is precisely because preschool classes are basically offered by schools that attending preschool classes is equivalent to adapting to school life. Whether it is education or recess activities, it is different from kindergarten, but kindergarten things can be replaced if parents have the ability and time. Therefore, preschool must be attended, and kindergarten is not necessarily. If parents don't have the time and ability, they'd better find a better kindergarten. Unlike in the past, it is not much different from not going to kindergarten in the past. It's different now. Nowadays, many kindergartens have even more things before giving lectures, and kindergarten teachers can't refuse to stop because of a child. If children are too young to ask, they may not ask. After a long time, they may lose confidence, so let the children learn in kindergarten, at least not in preschool.

The above is an answer I have made before.

To tell the truth, I personally think it's better to go to kindergarten, unless you don't value your child's future achievements and his ability and quality. In this case, it's nothing if you don't go to school.