My children also participated in early education. They registered with the Oriental Baby for six months. They have a class once a week for three months. It didn't work, but none of them got pneumonia. Later, the teacher said that they would not ask for leave, make up lessons or refund money. They stayed at home for a while, and it was boring to play alone. There is a new baby near their home. The baby sees the environment is good, clean and bright, the teacher is amiable and has activities every day.

The fee for early education is charged according to the class hours. It depends on how many classes you have signed up for, and there is only one class a week. Any bigger, there will only be two classes. That requires a signature. Activity classes are free, but some early education centers don't have them, or there are few. For example, there is only one activity class in a week, or in the afternoon. My family can't sleep in the afternoon. Babysitting can go to activity classes in the morning, and so can my children. So I think the new baby is more cost-effective.