First of all, we should respect the family's wishes for the younger kindergarten. Because one person's opinion cannot represent everyone's opinion, some parents don't want their children to go to kindergarten too early, because very young children have poor self-care ability and can't take care of themselves at all. Therefore, even if it is sent to kindergarten, parents will be particularly uneasy. As the proposal says, it is unrealistic to enter kindergarten at the age of two or two and a half. Because I have been taking care of my grandson for a week and a half now, and I haven't given up changing diapers, so I haven't the conditions and ability to go to kindergarten at the age of two.
Secondly, it is necessary to make a concrete analysis. For those families whose parents have jobs and no one to help take care of their children, they really want their children to enter kindergarten early and their mothers to go out to work to make money. In this case, children should be allowed to enter kindergartens. In fact, many places have already done this. Kindergarten also has early education classes, but I don't think I can enter kindergarten until I am two and a half years old. Two years old is too early.
Thirdly, I think that children going to kindergarten in the morning can relieve parents' parenting pressure to a certain extent, but it will cause greater psychological pressure on children. Because I went to kindergarten at the age of three, there are still many children crying at the entrance of kindergarten all day, not to mention children over two years old. Some children can't express their wishes at all, which will make them feel afraid.
Therefore, I think we should be cautious about the problem of younger kindergartens. If there is really no one to look after the children at home, they can be admitted to early childhood classes. If someone at home takes care of the children, try to enter the kindergarten after the age of three, which is beneficial to the growth of the children.