It is said that it is best to go to kindergarten at the age of three. I don't deny this, but from my own experience, it is ok to go early. The key is that you should get ready to enter the park first. My son is also two years old. In the city where I live, I find that most children enter kindergarten at the age of two.
Usually take him out to play, and rarely meet people about his age. Most of them are younger than him, and I still don't understand. Until my son was 23 months old, I took him to a nearby kindergarten and found that most children about his age had entered the park. At first, I was worried that he was too young, but I found that the nursery had only a dozen children and three teachers, and the environment was not bad. The most important thing is that he can play with children his own age. So I decided to send my son to kindergarten when he was over two years old. In the next month or so, I tried to make his work and rest schedule consistent with that of kindergarten, let him learn to tell me when he urinates, learn to express his thoughts, learn to go to the toilet by himself, learn to eat by himself, and cultivate his self-care ability as much as possible. I also take him to the kindergarten to play after school, so that he can get familiar with the environment, teachers and teachers.
However, if the child's body resistance is not good, and you don't have to worry about livelihood and have enough time, of course, you should bring it yourself and send it at the age of three. Before that, you can take her to play with the children around you.
This is my personal opinion.