With the progress of modern society, more and more people attach importance to early childhood education. Many people of the older generation will think that early education is to let children learn knowledge early, which may hurt their brains. But in fact, many studies show that if we can grasp the characteristics of each sensitive period and brain development in early childhood, we can stimulate the development of brain nerves, explore more potential and improve children's intelligence.

Early education is not to let children learn some knowledge that is not suitable for their development characteristics in advance, but to use the characteristics of children at each stage to improve their rich environment by scientifically and effectively training their senses, movements, languages and sounds, so as to develop their intelligence and potential.

Now many parents attach great importance to their baby's early education. Many people think that attending early childhood classes is of great help to children. Coupled with the overwhelming publicity of the rapidly developing early education industry, parents who have not attended early education are worried that their children will "lose at the starting line". In fact, whether to participate in early education classes varies from person to person.

First of all, we should consider whether our economic ability can afford the expensive tuition of early education classes. After all, the tuition fee for each course in the early education class is not low. If it is a well-known early education institution, the cost will be higher. If my life pressure is too great for my baby to attend early education, then I don't think it is necessary to attend classes in early education institutions. I can usually spend more time reading related books or looking up information online to study the characteristics and sensitive periods of children at all stages. In fact, I can achieve the goal of early education at home.

In addition, some parents immediately send their children to early education institutions because they find that their children are slow to develop in certain actions or behaviors, or their personality is not very cheerful, and want to change their children through early education classes. Of course, if some children get some improvement, those parents will "deify" the early education class and let the people around them think that the children who attend the early education class will be better in all aspects. In fact, we should not think too magical about kindergarten classes. Every child is different and cannot be generalized. If you go to early childhood classes just because you want to change your children, you are likely to be disappointed. However, if your purpose is only to let your children broaden their horizons and communicate with more children of the same age, or to let them participate in more interesting game experiences in a safe environment specially built for young children, I think you can let your children attend some early education classes that he likes when the economy allows.