At 4 o'clock in the afternoon, I took my baby to the first early education class, and there were five other babies in class with my baby, all about 2 years old. But it's not the first time for other babies to attend early education, so they are still very cooperative.

After class is over, the teacher greets everyone first, and the baby has been running around in the classroom. I had to run after him, and soon my heart began to play drums. Is it necessary for such a small baby to bring preschool education? I'm exhausted!

So, I changed my strategy and stopped chasing the baby, but watched him play quietly. When the baby found that I stopped chasing him, he slowed down, found something to play with himself, and began to see the teacher and me from time to time.

When the teacher leads the children to learn to tidy up, the baby can also sit and play with toys by himself. Although he is not good at playing, he can sit for a while.

Before, I thought that the early education class was a time to give children to teachers and liberate parents. Only in this class did I know that early education needs parents and children to complete together, and parents need to give their children good hints and companionship to make them braver and smarter.

Every child is an angel and needs gentleness. Early education is not only to train children, but also to train parents, so that parents can grow into what children need most.