I think it's based on conditions. After all, early education is very expensive, but what he teaches is definitely not something that the elderly at home can attach importance to. The emphasis is different. The old man just looks after the children, and there is no problem. As for education, they have no idea. This is the method of the older generation. But if the elderly are sensible and pay attention to science, it should not be bad. Going to early education is to develop some limbs, intelligence and the like.