Shopping with my cousin, she bought nothing, and now she doesn't even look at her favorite lipstick. My cousin told me that her baby is going to be 1 year old, and she plans to give him an early education class after autumn, but the tuition fee is 20 thousand to 30 thousand a year, so in order to save money, my cousin doesn't buy much clothes and cosmetics now. I believe many parents have enrolled their babies in early education classes, hoping that their babies can be smarter and walk on the "starting line" of life, but are early education classes really so magical? In fact, it also has these shortcomings, and parents should be aware of them.

It's easy to overlook the advantages of the baby.

In preschool classes, many children usually play games and study together. Although this systematic teaching method is fair, it is easy for teachers to ignore the individual advantages of children. For example, some babies like sports, but they are always arranged by the teacher to draw on the dining table, so that the baby's specialty is hidden, which is actually very bad. Therefore, parents should not blindly report early education classes to their babies, but make choices according to their interests and development. In fact, during the baby's 1-2 years old, parents can prepare some early education products, and they can teach the baby early at home, so that the baby can learn in play, which can not only effectively develop intelligence, but also better discover the baby's bright spot.

Let the baby feel tired of learning.

Early education classes are generally aimed at babies under 3 years old, but this stage is a critical period for babies to have self-awareness, so let them control their time freely. If you lock your baby in an early education class every day, it may make him feel tired of learning prematurely, and then the days in kindergarten and primary school will be even more difficult. So parents must observe the baby's reaction. If he has resistance, it is best not to force the baby to go to early education classes.

Parents develop the psychology of keeping up with the joneses.

Early childhood classes are places for babies to learn, but for many parents, they have become places for comparison. Some parents regard their children as the object of comparison. If their baby's learning ability lags behind other children, they will force him to make continuous progress to satisfy his vanity. However, the baby's physical development is different. If you force your baby to do something you can't do, you can't help him, and you may hurt your baby's health.

Increase family economic pressure

At present, the tuition of early education classes is tens of thousands a year, which is really too expensive for an ordinary family. Although parents are kind to their children, don't spend money on it if the family's financial ability doesn't allow it. In fact, many preschool classes teach things that parents can teach at home, so as long as parents are willing to spend more time with their children and play games with them, it is also a form of preschool education, and there is no need to let their babies go to expensive preschool classes.

In short, before deciding whether children should attend early childhood classes, parents should comprehensively consider various factors and choose the one that suits them best. Don't blindly follow the crowd, but it may harm the baby.